The following articles are a sample describing various institutions’ and countries’ experiences. See also the page on various institutions’ deposit Policies.

Australia

De-unifying a digital Library [1], Arthur Sale, University of Tasmania (2005)

Australian Research Repositories Online to the World [2] project and presentation [3] by Geoff Payne (2004)

EPrints Repository [4] at the Australian National University

Connecting the Dots Downunder: Towards An Integrated Institutional Approach To Digital Content Management [5], Cathrine Harboe-Ree and Andrew Treloar (2004)

Building an Institutional Research Repository from the Ground Up [6]: The ARROW Architecture Experience, Andrew Treloar (2004)

eScholarship@UQ [7] University of Queensland testbed program for the APSR

Canada

CARL institutional Repositories Online Resource Portal [8] (Canadian Association of Research Libraries); includes an excellent repository set-up guide [9] (2002)

The comprehensive Queen’s Institutional Repository Portal [10] (2005)

Holland

Open Access Research [11] in Holland (2005)

The Dawning of the Dutch Network of Digital Academic REpositories (DARE) [12]: A Shared Experience, by Annemiek van der Kuil and Martin Feijen (2004)

United Kingdom

RCUK proposed position [13] on improving access to research outputs (2005)

Wellcome insists on open access [14]: As of October 2005, all new grant recipients will be required to deposit papers with PubMed Central

University of Southampton [15] goes open access (2005)

Wellcome Trust position statement [16] in support of open access publishing; see also Open Access and research publishing [17] (2005)

UK Science and Technology Committee Tenth Report [18] into institutional repositories (2004)

Filling Institutional Repositories: Practical strategies from the DAEDALUS Project [19] by Morag Mackie, University of Glasgow (2004)

United States

Institutional Repositories: Essential Infrastructure for Scholarship in the Digital Age [20] by Clifford A. Lynch (2003)

SPARC Institutional Repository Checklist & Resource Guide [21] by Raym Crow (2002)

Institutional Repositories [22] by Roy Tennant (2002)

The Scholarly Electronic Publishing Bibliography [23] by Charles W. Bailey (2005) includes a section on Repositories, E-Prints and OAI [24]

Other

A Guide to Institutional Repository Software [25] from the Budapest Open Access initiative (2004)

Open Archives Initiative [26] Protocol for Metadata Harvesting

Choosing Software for an Institutional Repository [27] (pdf) DeRidder, Jody (2004)

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