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Managing ETDs in Digital Commons: A Case Study at UMass Amherst
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  • Meghan Banach, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
  • Courtney Smith, Berkeley Electronic Press
Publication Date
3-10-2011
Abstract
Electronic theses and dissertations are often a natural starting point and a great fit for institutional repositories. In this joint presentation, Meghan Banach, Metadata Catalog Librarian at University of Massachusetts - Amherst, addressed the benefits and challenges of managing ETDs through the repository, and best practices the library has developed over time. Her discussion included a consideration of workflows, access controls, and metadata collection, as well as partnerships between the Graduate School and the library. Courtney Smith, manager of Outreach and Scholarly Communications at bepress, discussed how Digital Commons can meet the needs of graduate programs across campus.
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You may now view the webinar as well as download the slides at http://digitalcommons.bepress.com/webinars/1/

Citation Information
Meghan Banach and Courtney Smith. "Managing ETDs in Digital Commons: A Case Study at UMass Amherst" (2011)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/courtney_a_smith/8/