There are many reasons why you might wish to search for open access materials specifically. This post will examine a couple of tools to help you find OA materials. LibKey Nomad LibKeyNomad is a browser plugin that will return either OA versions of a work or help you gain access to IU-subscribed resources, depending on […]| IU Libraries Blogs
If you’re considering self-archiving your scholarly work, the natural follow-up question is “Where?” Several services exist that offer archiving and CV-like profiles for scholars. This blog post will examine a few of them, taking note in particular of whether they permit document-uploading, how automatic the CV-generation process is, the costs of the service, and a […]| IU Libraries Blogs
If you’re actively engaged in research, you probably don’t need to be told how useful reference managers are. Aside from saving citations, I use mine to organize my PDFs and to participate in collaborative bibliography projects. All of this is saved to the cloud so that it’s accessible from any device. Another reason reference managers […]| IU Libraries Blogs
Indiana scholars use IU ScholarWorks to host a wide range of their scholarly output: manuscripts, dissertations, open educational materials, conference slides and transcripts, event programs, and much more. Some of this material is unique to the repository, but some exists in different forms elsewhere on the web, such as a journal’s website or a conference’s […]| IU Libraries Blogs
Journals come and go. Academic societies merge or fade in relevance. Projects end abruptly. Scholarly work should create a permanent record, but the reality of human and institutional lives can interfere. There’s no single solution to the tides of time, but self-archiving is one popular method for preservation. Self-archiving is a type of open access […]| IU Libraries Blogs
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The world is becoming ever more globalized. The international spread of information brings a vast array of new opportunities and ideas to all parts of the world. But immigration has been around for decades. The first societies of people migrated regularly. This is why there are native people from all over the world. Since the […]| IU Libraries Blogs
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Heather Sloan, DMA, MLS, Public Services and Outreach Archivist, Archives of Traditional Music (ATM) As with other collections that are jewels in IU Libraries’ crown, awareness of the Archives of Traditional Music (ATM) can be surprisingly spotty. An archive of international renown, it is nonetheless fairly common upon mentioning the ATM, its contents, and its […]| IU Libraries Blogs
Many picture the apocalypse with ideas of fear and destruction in mind. However, when taking a look at these movies and videogames, one can see the depiction of nature taking over society and interpret it as a sign of beauty. Sometimes the silence and absence of a busy world now engulfed in raw nature is […]| IU Libraries Blogs
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Japan’s Meiji and Showa Eras, through Movies| blogs.libraries.indiana.edu
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Behind the Curtain: Avery Schollenberger, Archives Assistant| blogs.libraries.indiana.edu
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