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Meeting of the UK Council of Research Repositories UKCoRR 2009 A professional body for repository managers. UK Council of Research Repositories UKCoRR Jenny Delasalle – Chair. UKCoRR mission. - an independent body for repository managers, administrators and staff in the UK that - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Meeting of the UK Council of Research Repositories
UKCoRR 2009
A professional body for repository managers
UK Council of Research Repositories
UKCoRR
Jenny Delasalle – Chair
UKCoRR mission
- an independent body for repository managers, administrators and staff in the UK that
• promotes repository management as a recognised and respected profession
• provides a forum for discussion and exchange of experience
• represents the views and concerns of those who work with repositories in organisational, policy and strategic development
Role of the Chair
• Overall organisation of the group.
• Ensure an appropriate type and number of meetings are held and properly organised.
• Present collective opinion of UKCoRR to outside agencies where relevant.
About me
• E-Repositories Manager at University of Warwick (WRAP, Eprints)
• Formerly…– Service Innovation Officer at Warwick– Managed the Warwick Careers Service Information team– Assistant Subject Librarian at Coventry & Northampton– Learning Resources Metadata Project Officer at
Loughborough & CETIS SIG co-ordinator
• My aim as Chair of UKCoRR– Engage the membership in activity of benefit to all– Establish UKCoRR as a collective voice
Our achievements to date
• Collaborative Committee – Regular & documented meetings– Also informal communication– Set expectations for committee membership: structure
• Website/blog, Survey & Members Meeting:– Gathering collective opinion– Demonstrating activity on part of UKCoRR
• Criteria for membership & direction of UKCoRR considered
Introducing a Memorandum of Understanding
• Next steps for UKCoRR…
• Is it a good idea?
• Which guidelines can we agree on?
• A working party?