Getting ETDs into ProQuest: A Comparative Analysis of the Online Submission Options Available in the Digital Age

Marielle Veve

Getting ETDs into ProQuest: A Comparative Analysis of the Online Submission Options Available in the Digital Age

Marielle Veve

University of North Florida

Producción científica: Poster › revisión exhaustiva

Resumen

In the past few years, a lot has change in the landscape of ETD submittal into the ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global database (PQDT). New online submission options have become available, fees have been dropped, and gone are the days when copyright of the content is retained by the company.

The following poster session provides an updated overview of these online options, with an exploratory look at the current workflow models employed for ETD submittal. Workflows used for dual submission of ETDs into the PQDT database and institutional repository will be discussed and a comparative analysis of them will be provided.

Idioma original	American English
Estado	Published - sept 2020
Evento	USETDA Annual Conference 2020 - Virtual Duración: sept 23 2020 → sept 23 2020 https://www.usetda.org/usetda-2020-conference-update-covid-19-statement/

Conference

Conference	USETDA Annual Conference 2020
Título abreviado	USETDA 2020
Ciudad	Virtual
Período	9/23/20 → 9/23/20
Dirección de internet	https://www.usetda.org/usetda-2020-conference-update-covid-19-statement/

Disciplines

Library and Information Science
Cataloging and Metadata
Collection Development and Management
Scholarly Communication

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