Papers

Adam Mikael, Tim Brace, John Leggett, Mark McFarland : Developing a Common Submission System for ETDs in the Texas Digital Library.
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Ana Pavani : Looking at ETDs from Different Points of View.
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Anup Kumar Das, Chaitali Dutta, B.K. Sen : ETD Policies, Strategies and Initiatives in India: A Critical Appraisal.
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Barbara Signori : e-Diss.ch: collecting and archiving online theses at the Swiss National Library.
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Fabrizia Bevilacqua : Polimnia project: issues and problems of realising a deposit of theses at the University of Parma.
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Gary M. Worley : Dissertations Unbound: A Case Study for Revitalizing Access.
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Heyse Wouter : Supporting change and diversity for theses in an institutional repository.
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Holly Mercer : Open Access and Responsible Research: Preparing Future Faculty at the University of Kansas.
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Izumi Sugita, Yuko Murakami : Thesis publication via institutional repositories in Japan: a preliminary survey and case studies.
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John H. Hagen : Building Effective Discovery Tools for Academic Promotion and Tenure Evidence: the Added Value of ETD and Institutional Repository Metadata, Citation and Access.
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K V Satyanarayana, B Ramesh Babu : Trends in the development of E-Theses in India: issues, contraints and solutions.
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Maitrayee Ghosh : ETDs in India: Towards a national repository with value added e-theses service.
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Martin Halbert : Integrating ETD Services into Campus Institutional Repository Infrastructures Using Fedora.
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Paola Galimberti, Marialaura Vignocchi : Time for a change: the Italian CRUI-Open Access Working Group's action for a national e-theses provision service.
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Peter Sefton : An integrated approach to preparing, publishing, presenting and preserving theses.
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P. Rajendran, B. Ramesh Babu, S. Gopalakrishnan : Integrating E-Theses into Local Services: A Case Study of SRM University (Chennai) India.
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Reinis Markvarts, Iveta Gudakovska, Gatis Karlsons : The University of Latvia ETD program: a case study of local practice.
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R. Mishra, S.K. Vijaianand, Noufal P.P., Gaurav Shukla : Challenges and Innovations: Establishing an ETD @ Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India.
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Rogerio Toshiaki Kondo, Maria de Lourdes Rebucci Lirani, Vinicius Augusto Taglatti Zani, Caetano Train Junior, Paulo Cesar Masiero, Fabio Kon : Using Ajax to integrate institutional electronic theses and dissertation respository with corporate systems at University of São Paulo.
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Ryan Richardson, Edward A. Fox : Using Concept Maps in NDLTD as a Cross-Language Summarization Tool for Computing-Related ETDs.
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Seungwon Yang, Sanghee Oh, Jeffrey P. Pomerantz, Barbara M Wildemuth, Edward A. Fox : Improving Education and Understanding of NDLTD.
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Sharon Reeves : User-Generated Metadata for ETDs: Added Value for Libraries.
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Vilius Kuciukas, Antanas Streimikis, Arunas Frankevicius, Aleksandras Targamadze : ETD discovery services in Lithuania.
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Wendy White : Opening access and closing risk: delivering the mandate for e-theses deposit.
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Submission Guidelines

The Program Committee of ETD 2007 invites you to submit your proposals for papers and posters. Under the general theme "Added values to e-theses", ETD 2007 is organised around two main themes: "Integrating ETDs with institutional processes and practices" and "Value added services". For more information, see conference theme.

To submit your paper, follow these instructions. Abstracts and full papers will be made available on the conference web site.

A list of accepted papers can be found here.

Presentation Guidelines

Speakers of single papers will be given 15-20 minutes for their presentation, plus 5-10 minutes for questions and discussion.