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The DARE Programme. Successes and lessons learned: from libraries to libratories

Leo Waaijers · CERN

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The DARE Programme is the Dutch national OAI program. It started January 2003 with a budget of MEuro 5.9 and will last until December 2006. Renowned successes are the national sites DAREnet, harvesting the openly available content of the IR's of all universities and some national research organisations, and Keur der Wetenschap/Cream of Science, exhibiting the complete oeuvre of more than 200 Dutch top scientists (see: www.darenet.nl). Recently we started project LOREnet, the equivalent of DAREnet for the educational community. The presentation will tell about the successes, the experiences and the transformation from libraries to 'libratories'..

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  1. The DARE Programme. Successes and lessons learned: from libraries to libratories 2005-10-21 · 34 min · CERN's player

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CERN
Department
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Speaker
Leo Waaijers
Year
2005
Language
English
Subjects
Society and politics
Source
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