The role of institutional digital repositories in the development of information technology In higher education
(case study)
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https://doi.org/10.64516/hkfzht47Keywords:
Open Access, Institutional Repositories, Academic LibrariesAbstract
there has been a lot of talk about modern models of scientific communication. Perhaps the reason is due to the rapid developments of media and communication technologies in general and the Internet in particular, as these technologies have opened new horizons in the field of publishing and scientific communication, where it was previously focused on and for a period of time.Scientific journals have had a long history and have recently been exposed to several economic and legal problems, as the high costs of scientific literature and restrictions on the availability and exchange of information resulting from The scientific publishing system of copyright and usage licenses has led researchers and academics to re-establishConsidering the management systems and operation of this system. Moreover, the emergence of the Internet and electronic publishing of scientific articles has not changed anything in the situation, as subscription prices to periodicals still exceed the budgets of libraries and research institutions.
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