Developing a trusted digital repository: the OCLC experience

Lawson, Dawn; Spies, Phyllis B.

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“…Many examples in the literature highlight the importance of the various technical considerations involved in building a trusted digital repository (Beall, 2005;Jantz and Giarlo, 2005;Lawson and Spies, 2004; Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), 2007; Van de Sompel et al, 2004). Issues such as persistent access, content migration as newer storage systems evolve, resource discovery, data collection and quality, and metadata and bibliographic control present a complex set of ongoing responsibilities that must be satisfied throughout a digital repository's life cycle.…”

Section: Trust and Digital Repositoriesmentioning

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From conceptual to perceptual reality: trust in digital repositories

Prieto

2009

Library Review

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PurposeDigital repositories offer a great benefit to people in a variety of settings, especially since an ever‐increasing amount of information is being gathered, transmitted, and preserved through various technologies. The purpose of this paper is to underscore trust as a critical element in the infrastructure of digital repositories and to look more closely at trusted digital repositories from the perspective of the user communities for which they are designed.Design/methodology/approachThe paper looks to the literature in reviewing the concept of trust and its role in an online environment. Attention is then paid to trusted digital repositories, with close examination of the user communities’ perceptions of trust and the impact of these perceptions. Special attention is given to users within the academic community.FindingsWhile digital repositories may be trustworthy because of adherence to technological standards, accepted practices, and mechanisms for authenticating the authorship and accuracy of their content, it is ultimately their respective stakeholders – both those who deposit and use content – whose perceptions play a central role in ensuring a digital repository's trustworthiness.Research limitations/implicationsA future empirical study would be beneficial in order to measure perceptions of trust as contributing factors to the trustworthiness of digital repositories.Practical implicationsThis paper provides a useful resource for persons wishing to review the topic of trusted digital repositories or increase their awareness in this area.Originality/valueThis paper offers a focused look at various levels of trust as they relate to the dissemination of scholarly communication in the academic world, particularly through institutional repositories.

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Section: Trust and Digital Repositoriesmentioning

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From conceptual to perceptual reality: trust in digital repositories

Prieto

2009

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“…Prof., Londrina, v. 10, n. 3, p. 18 -33, set./dez. 2021.Fonte: Association of Research Libraries (2009);Barros;Ferrer;Maia (2018);Bărbieru;Radu;Beligan (2015);Brasil (2007);Brown (2010);Camargo;Vidotti (2009);Leite, 2009;Cervone (2008);Coelho (2005); Ferreira (2008); França; Araújo; Silva (2020);Graaf;Eijndhoven (2008);Heery;Anderson (2005); Kiryakova; Yordanova (2013);Kuramoto, 2009;Lawson;Spies (2004);Leite, 2009;Márdero Arellano (2004);Monteiro (2013); Moreno; Leite; Márdero Arellano (2006); Pietro (2009); Pires (2015); Repanovici (2012); Research Libraries Group (2002); Rodrigues et al, (2011); Santarem Segundo (2010); Sayão; Marcondes (2009); Schäfer; estruturado visualmente por meio de um MC do tipo "aranha". Denise Oliveira de Araújo, Márcio Bezerra da Silva Repositório digital: a delimitação de um conceito por meio de mapa conceitual Inf.…”

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Repositório digital: a delimitação de um conceito por meio de mapa conceitual

Araújo

Silva

2021

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Objetivo: Conceitua repositório digital a partir de um conjunto de características apresentadas como essenciais pela literatura. Propõe um modelo conceitual a partir dos predicados identificados. Adota os mapas conceituais como um caminho para organizar e representar o conhecimento sobre repositório digital, encarado como objeto de estudo na pesquisa. Metodologia: Realiza um levantamento bibliográfico que seguiu quatro passos, ou seja, identificação de características, definição de categorias para agrupar os atributos identificados, desenho do protótipo (em papel), estruturação do prototipado em software livre específico e apresentação do mapa conceitual. Inspira-se nos estudos de Joseph Novak (Teoria da Aprendizagem Significativa), originando um mapa conceitual do modelo aranha, desenhado e apresentado de maneira descritiva e qualitativa. Resultados: Resulta em um mapa conceitual construído no software CmapTools, estruturado por características essenciais dos repositórios digitais, sendo elas: interatividade e colaboração; interoperabilidade; acessibilidade; gerenciamento; autoarquivamento; pacote de software; e preservação. Conclusões: Constitui um sistema uno e conciso, baseado em padrões abertos, interoperáveis e alinhados ao incentivo de implementação a partir de softwares livres e de código aberto, os quais preveem gestão, autoarquivamento e representação, assim como acesso a posteriori aos seus objetos digitais e a memória institucional a qual está subordinado.

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Developing a trusted digital repository: the OCLC experience

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From conceptual to perceptual reality: trust in digital repositories

From conceptual to perceptual reality: trust in digital repositories

Repositório digital: a delimitação de um conceito por meio de mapa conceitual

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