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  • How to Make Your Published Articles Open Access 
    Robertson, Stephen; Wieringa, Jeri; Holland, Claudia (2015-11-09)
    Regardless of what journals you publish in, you can make your articles freely available online in Mason’s institutional repository, MARS. Making publications open access in this way can raise the visibility of your research, ...
  • Improving WorldCat Quality: How You Can Participate 
    Fairclough, Ian; Whitacre, Cynthia M. (Online Computer Library Center (OCLC), Dublin, OH, 2013-01-07)
    Have you ever wondered how updates and enhancements can be made to WorldCat master records? Are you curious about the appropriate time to edit WorldCat records, and the improvements you can make?
  • Incorporating a Musical Iconography Component into a Music Research Course 
    Gerber, Steven K. (2020-01-10)
    Most master's programs in music include a required seminar in music research that must broadly introduce a variety of investigatory areas. One such area is the scholarly study of musical iconography, visual works which ...
  • Institutionalizing Knowledge in Washington's Early Republic 
    Oberle, George D., III (2015-12-18)
    In Democracy in America, Alexander de Tocqueville observed that “In democratic countries the science of association is the mother of science; the progress of all the rest depends upon the progress it has made.” Tocqueville ...
  • Investing in Your Community: a library's open access publishing fund. 
    Holland, Claudia (2013-09-26)
    The George Mason University Libraries open access publishing fund offers a new opportunity to connect with our community. This fund supports faculty and graduate student publication in journals that provide free and immediate ...
  • It Takes a Team! 
    Henson, Jo Ann J.; King, Karen Marsh; Bennett, Kelly (Ticker: The Academic Business Librarianship Review, 2021)
    In spring 2020, the pandemic caused many universities to move abruptly to online instruction mid-semester. This article is about the partnership of a core team of two librarians and a business professor and their efforts ...
  • Knowledge Visualization in a Musicology Seminar Using Scalar 2 
    Gerber, Steven K. (2017-09-22)
    A graduate-level, advanced-topics-in-music-history seminar at Mason in Spring 2017 focused on several works, themes, trends, and genres related to British and American musical theater from the 1860s to the 1930s. A special ...
  • Leveraging Licensing to Increase Access. Presented by Jennifer Chan, Scholarly Communication Librarian, University of California, Los Angeles 
    Unknown author (Journal of Copyright in Education and Librarianship, 2018)
    The Affordable Course Materials Initiative (ACMI) is a library-driven program established by the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), designed to leverage existing library resources, encourage open educational ...
  • Librarians and the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans: Helping Disabled Veterans With Business Research 
    Hoppenfeld, Jared; Wyckoff, Trip; Henson, Jo Ann J.; Mayotte, Jenna N.; Kirkwood, Hal P. (Taylor & Francis, 2013)
    The Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities is a national educational program that helps post-9/11 Veterans accomplish their dreams of starting their own businesses. Although their story has been well ...
  • Library as Publisher: New Publishing Ecosystems 
    Warren, John W. (2015-10-19)
    Many academic libraries are moving into the publishing landscape, and an increasing number of university presses are now part of their university library infrastructure. The business of libraries and publishers are now ...
  • Library Partnerships to Support Data Analytics Engineering Programs 
    Mann, Wendy; Calcagno, Theresa; Kermer, Deborah Ann (126th Annual Conference of the American Society for Engineering Education, 2019-06)
    In the last decade, the number of graduate programs in Data Analytics has grown exponentially. Academic libraries have had to, or will need to, determine how to support the growing student population in this new area of ...
  • Licensing: An overview of the licensing process 
    Palmer, Lene (2006-04-11)
  • Making DSpace your own 
    Salo, Dorothea; Donohue, Tim (2006-06-20)
  • Mapping Artists' Books through the Digital Humanities 
    Rinalducci, Jennifer; Stevens, Jen (2016-03-24)
    Experimental, amusing, or beautiful, artists’ books are art in book form, intersections between image and text. Five years ago, we began collecting artists’ books for teaching and research. This non-browsing collection ...
  • MARC Authority 368 and 37X fields 
    Fairclough, Ian (2013-02-15)
  • Media Guidelines for Distance Education Courses: Selecting Content and Requesting Video Clips 
    Holland, Claudia; Adams, Tina (2012-03)
    Instructors teaching distance education courses often want to use proprietary video content to convey and illustrate concepts in support of student learning. George Mason University librarians developed internal guidelines ...
  • Meeting the Textbook Needs of Engineering Students 
    Calcagno, Theresa M; Bowdoin, Jessica (American Association for Engineering Education (ASEE), 2012-06)
    In early 2009, the Head of Interlibrary Loan (ILL) at George Mason University analyzed ILL borrowing statistics from the previous academic year and found that 90% of the fifty most borrowed titles had been requested ...
  • Mentoring Novice Music Editors, Or, How I Spent My Summer with Old Manuscripts and New Software 
    Gerber, Steven K. (2017-10-13)
    A music technology/composition professor and a music librarian/musicologist mentored a small team of undergraduates at George Mason University in a grant-funded research project that involved editing music manuscripts held ...
  • Metadata for the Digitization History of Time-based Media Art 
    Griesinger, Peggy (2015-12-03)
    The work done by audiovisual preservation specialists to transfer and digitize audiovisual artworks is integral to the preservation of our cultural heritage. The choices that these specialists make, such as what playback ...
  • Model Language for Research Data Management Policies 
    Hall, Nathan; Corey, Bill; Mann, Wendy; Wilson, Tom (ASERL / SURA Research Data Coordinating Committee, 2013-01)
    This proposal was drafted by a Working Group of the ASERL/SURA Research Data Coordinating Committee. The purpose of this document is to provide model language for universities to consider when drafting policy to support ...

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