Securing Image Rights for your Publication
Scholarly publications often include images. From reproductions of fine art to scientific graphs, images can enhance an author’s work in ...
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Open Source Spatial Data Through the IU Libraries
This post was authored by Jordan Blekking, a Scholarly Communication graduate student and PhD student in the Department of Geography. For ... -
How to Find a Journal Venue
The Scholarly Communication Department often helps graduate students find a journal for their work. Students come to us after they ... -
IUScholarWorks: Share and preserve your work in IU’s institutional repository
The IUScholarWorks repository is one of the open scholarship services at Indiana University Libraries. It provides a platform to make ... -
Publishing Your Dissertation Open Access
IUScholarWorks is our repository, intended for anyone affiliated with IU to share their research openly so that it’s available for anyone in the ... -
Indexing Your Journal
In order to be found by other scholars and considered legitimate, your journal should be discoverable and visible. Journal indexing ... -
Frequently Asked Questions About the IUB Open Access Implementation
This FAQ is supplemental to the official Open Access Policy FAQ, available here. What do I need to do to ... -
Open Scholarship for All: Resources for Students, Faculty, and Staff
The IU Libraries support open scholarship for students, faculty, and staff across the Bloomington campus (and on other campuses as ... -
Open Access Policy Guide: Opting Out
This post is the first in the “Open Access Policy Guide” series. This series will address components of the IU ... -
Why DOI?
While many researchers have heard of Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs), some may not know why and when they should be used. The single ...