Why Deposit Content in Scholarworks?
Visibility and Discoverability
Self-archiving
Depending on the publisher policies, access to your work could be limited, and there is a risk of losing access to your work if the publisher become defunct. Self-archiving in the University repository opens other stable avenues of access for your work and for long term documentation and preservation of your scholarly work.
Negotiate your Authors' Rights with the Publisher
It is worth to mention that as the author, you must always negotiate your rights with the publisher and stress on getting a permission to publish in an institutional repository whenever possible for self archiving and wider dissemination.
Persistent Identifier
ScholarWorks gives to every submitted material a persistent identifier, or permanent link URl that do not change—ensuring links to your submitted material always work. By depositing their work to ScholarwWorks researchers will immediately get a stable URI for their their publications or grey literature.
Managing Copyrights |
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BY: credit must be given to the creator. NC: Only noncommercial uses of the work are permitted. ND: No derivatives or adaptations of the work are permitted |
Open Access is the default status of a submission. Nevertheless, you can fill a waiver asking for an embargo period before your submission becomes accessible. Submission to the repository are made available under the terms of the Creative commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative, unless the submitter chooses another CC license.
Training and Guidance
ScholarWorks staff at the University Libraries shall assist authors and the authorized submission staff in all the process of content submission.
For all needed assistance contact Mirna Kalash <mk259@aub.edu.lb>