Tag: #CelebratingKAR

Colleagues from across the university celebrated 16 years of the Kent Academic Repository (KAR), and it’s 100,000th record, at the KAR Party. Colleagues who have … Read more

Our new website explains everything you could want to know about the Diamond and free Open Access publishing options available for you. Diamond Open Access … Read more

Are you applying for promotion this year? Then please look at our video (KentPlayer). It will give you some guidance on adding your entries to … Read more

50% of our University of Kent print theses will soon be available online thanks to a project run and funded by Information Services We selected … Read more

CORE is the world’s largest aggregator of open access research papers from repositories and journals. CORE harvests research papers from institutional and subject repositories, and … Read more

Publication records on Research.Kent Research.kent.ac.uk is a network of over 275 free to use, self-service websites providing staff with the means to showcase individual research … Read more

Imagine that a newly built public building doesn’t have step free access. Instead, a flight of stairs leads to the front door. The building exists … Read more

  Both the Kent Academic Repository (KAR) and the Kent Data Repository (KDR) have been around for some time but needed work to improve accessibility.  … Read more

This pie represents all of our REF submission articles and papers that are available open access. The thin sliver represents the tiny amount that are … Read more

Previously in Accessibility and inclusion news we shared information about creating accessibility statements for our repositories and open journal systems.  Here’s what we’ve been working … Read more