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SPARC (North America)

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The official video account of the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition. Here you can find video of all our conferences and special events. SPARC®, the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition, is an international alliance of academic and research libraries working to correct imbalances in the scholarly publishing system. To learn more, visit http://arl.org/sparc

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  1. R2RC 2011 OAWeek Webcast: The State of Open Access and the Student Role in Creating Change

    The Right to Research Coalition's first Open Access Week 2011 webcast features Heather Joseph, Executive Director of the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC), speaking on the current state of Open Access and the importance of students in making open the new norm in...

  2. SPARC 2011 OAWeek guest: Brewster Kahle, Founder of the Internet Archive

    Brewster Kahle - Open Access Week 2011

  3. SPARC 2010 OAWeek guest: Roger Wakimoto, Director, National Corporation for Atmospheric Research

    SPARC

  4. SPARC 2010 OAWeek guest: Cameron Neylon, biophysicist and open research advocate

    SPARC

  5. SPARC OAWeek 2010 Guest Harold Varmus, Director of the National Cancer Institute

    SPARC OPEN ACCESS WEEK PROMO #2

  6. SPARC OAWeek 2010 Guest Mona Nemer, Provost, University of Ottawa

    SPARC OPEN ACCESS WEEK

  7. Webcast 2011-06-14

  8. Webcast 2011-06-07

  9. PubMed Central 20th Anniversary

    PubMed Central celebrates its 20th anniversary!

  10. IR Tailgate 2011: Building Your Fan Base

  11. IR Tailgate 2011: The Half Time Report & Wrap Up

  12. IR Tailgate 2011: Paul Royster

  13. IR Tailgate 2011: Marilyn Billings

  14. IR Tailgate 2011: Isaac Gilman

  15. IR Tailgate 2011: Introduction & Marisa Ramirez

  16. The (OA) Week ahead

    The (OA) Week ahead, a webcast given 21 February 2011.

  17. SPARC A to Z = Welcome New Members

    SPARC A to Z = Welcome New Members, a webcast given 31 Jan 2011.

  18. Robin Crewe on Open Access

    Part of Open Access Week 2010.

  19. John Houghton on Open Access

    Part of Open Access Week 2010.

  20. Open Access Week 2010 Kick-off Event

    The kick-off video for Open Access Week 2010.

  21. Panel on Global Repositories at the Digital Repositories Meeting 2010

    Panel on Global Repositories at the Digital Repositories Meeting 2010, featuring Dr. Neil Jacobs, Jun Adachi, and Clifford Lynch.

  22. The Innovation Fair at the Digital Repositories Meeting 2010

    The Innovation Fair at the Digital Repositories Meeting 2010.

  23. George Strewn at the Digital Repositories Meeting 2010

    George Strewn at the Digital Repositories Meeting 2010.

  24. Open Access 101

  25. Jim Neal at the SPARC-ACRL Forum 2009 (Jul)

    Jim Neal at the SPARC-ACRL Forum 2009 (Jul).

  26. Ivy Anderson at the SPARC-ACRL Forum 2009 (Jul)

    Ivy Anderson at the SPARC-ACRL Forum 2009 (Jul).

  27. Kim Douglas's introduction at the SPARC-ACRL Forum 2009 (Jul)

    Kim Douglas's introduction at the SPARC-ACRL Forum 2009 (Jul).

  28. Emma Hill at the SPARC-ACRL Forum 2009 (Jul)

    Emma Hill at the SPARC-ACRL Forum 2009 (Jul).

  29. Charles Lowry, PhD at the SPARC-ACRL Forum 2009 (Jul)

    Charles Lowry, PhD at the SPARC-ACRL Forum 2009 (Jul).

  30. Bob Witeck keynote at the Digital Repositories Meeting 2008

    To connect with your community about open access, you need to think like a marketer. In his keynote luncheon address, Bob Witeck, chief executive officer and founding partner of Witeck-Combs Communications Inc., said he wanted to deliver confidence to the SPARC meeting attendees as fellow…

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  31. John Wilbanks keynote, Part 2 at the Digital Repositories Meeting 2008

    While the concept of a digital repository is embraced by many academics ? particularly those designing the systems - getting the information deposited is difficult. ?There seems to be a disconnect between the discussion of people planning to share the information and the amount of information…

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  32. John Wilbanks keynote, Part 1 at the Digital Repositories Meeting 2008

    While the concept of a digital repository is embraced by many academics ? particularly those designing the systems - getting the information deposited is difficult. ?There seems to be a disconnect between the discussion of people planning to share the information and the amount of information…

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  33. David Shulenburger keynote at the Digital Repositories Meeting 2008

    As much as we would like, universities don?t fund themselves. In the closing keynote, David Shulenburger, vice president for academic affairs, National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC), offered practical advice on how to make digital repositories more visible to...

  34. Sarah Shreeves: On Faculty Outreach

    Sarah Shreeves says one of the key things she has learned in her work as IDEALS Coordinator at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is that ?involving library liaisons in the [repository development] process as early as possible can create some really big wins. Our most successful…

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  35. Sarah Shreeves: What Are Our Success Factors?

    Sarah Shreeves says one of the key things she has learned in her work as IDEALS Coordinator at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is that ?involving library liaisons in the [repository development] process as early as possible can create some really big wins. Our most successful…

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  36. Michele Kimpton: Progress in Repository Development

    ?If you?re first coming into this arena, you have so much more to work with than you did a couple of years ago as an early adopter,? says Michelle Kimpton, Executive Director of the DSpace Foundation. She cites a number of encouraging trends, including the introduction of services that bring...

  37. Michele Kimpton: On Using Open Content

    ?If you?re first coming into this arena, you have so much more to work with than you did a couple of years ago as an early adopter,? says Michelle Kimpton, Executive Director of the DSpace Foundation. She cites a number of encouraging trends, including the introduction of services that bring...

  38. Ernie Ingles: Why Repositories?

    Ernie Ingles, Vice Provost and Chief Librarian at University of Alberta, says that institutional repositoriy development ?brings [libraries] right back into the mainstream of providing services to our faculty and graduate students.? During this period of tight budgets, libraries must decide…

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  39. Catherine Mitchell: On Services, Users & Alliances

    The University of California is moving away from the concept of a repository??we?ve erased the word from our conversation??and instead is focused on providing digital publishing services for faculty authors and developing a robust access interface for these publications, according to Catherine...

  40. Bonnie Klien: On Government Repositories

    Bonnie Klein, Information Collection/Copyright Specialist at the US Defense Technical Information Center, points to the long experience of government agencies in capturing and preserving their intellectual assets in repositories so information can be reorganized, reduced, and recombined. ?Without...

  41. Patrick Alexander at the ALA Winter Meeting 2010

    Patrick Alexander speaks at the ALA Winter Meeting 2010.

  42. Michael Jenson at the ALA Winter Meeting 2010

    Michael Jenson speaks at the ALA Winter Meeting 2010.

  43. Maria Bonn at the ALA Winter Meeting 2010

    Maria Bonn speaks at the ALA Winter Meeting 2010.

  44. Shoutouts from the Students for Free Culture conference

    Open Access Day 2008

  45. Richard Baraniuk at the SPARC-ACRL Forum 2009 (Jan)

    Richard Baraniuk speaks at the January 2009 SPARC-ACRL Forum on Open Education Resources.

  46. Nicole Allen at the SPARC-ACRL Forum 2009 (Jan)

    Nicole Allen speaks at the January 2009 SPARC-ACRL Forum on Open Education Resources.

  47. Mark Nelson at the SPARC-ACRL Forum 2009 (Jan)

    Mark Nelson speaks at the January 2009 SPARC-ACRL Forum on Open Education Resources.

  48. David Wiley at the SPARC-ACRL Forum 2009 (Jan)

    David Wiley speaks at the January 2009 SPARC-ACRL Forum on Open Education Resources.

  49. Wim van der Stelt at the SPARC-ACRL Forum (Jan 2011)

    Wim va der Stelt

  50. Catriona MacCallum at the SPARC-ACRL Forum (Jan 2011)

    Catriona MacCallum

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The official video account of the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition. Here you can find video of all our conferences and special events. SPARC®, the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition, is an international alliance of academic and research libraries working to correct imbalances in the scholarly publishing system. To learn more, visit http://arl.org/sparc

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