LibGuides: Archival Studies: Scholarly Communications

Scholarly Communications Sources at UT - Austin

Copyright Crash Course
The Copyright Crash Course (CCC) was originally created with faculty in mind, but can be used by anyone who is interested in understanding and managing their copyrights.
Creative Commons Licensing
This Guide describes what Creative Commons licenses are, Types of Licenses, How to choose a License, Attribution and Finding Licensed Content.
Digital Humanities Tools and Resources
This guide provides an overview of digital humanities tools, resources, publishing, and projects happening at UT and beyond. For more information on the field itself, please browse the Introductory Readings.
GIS and Geospatial Data Services
This Guide provides links to all of the UT Libraries' GIS related resources, including the Texas GeoData Portal.
Open Educational Resources
This Guide provides information on: Licensing OER, Finding OER, Selecting OER, Remixing OER, Creating OER, and OER at UT-Austin. It also posts when the OER Community of Practice Meet-Ups will be.
Metadata Basics
This guide provides a starting point for anyone interested in understanding metadata, especially those conducting or supporting research activities.
Research Data Services
This Guide covers data management plans, whether to re-use or create data, how to organize data and name files, how to describe data, and how to analyze, preserve and share it, including the Texas Data Repository.

Texas ScholarWorks
Unlimited users.
Updated regularly. Holds digital works and provides related services that constitute an institutional repository for the University of Texas at Austin. Archives and provides persistent and reliable access to the digital works of faculty, staff, and students and aims to provide the greatest possible dissemination and recognition to these works as possible. Digital works include research and scholarship, as well as works that reflect the intellectual and service environment of the campus.