Anglia Ruskin University’s Institutional Repository
Calling all Researchers
You are invited to take part in the ARRO Competition
The Vice Chancellor has introduced a competition to challenge each Faculty to submit research material to ARRO.
The winner will be the Faculty with the highest number of accepted submissions per FTE academic member of staff.
Login to ARRO.
You are invited to take part in the ARRO Competition
The Vice Chancellor has introduced a competition to challenge each Faculty to submit research material to ARRO.
The winner will be the Faculty with the highest number of accepted submissions per FTE academic member of staff.
Login to ARRO.
ARRO Competition 2012
- The winner will be the Faculty with the highest number of accepted submissions per FTE academic members of staff by 31 May 2012
- The figure for the number of academic staff will be the number of FTEs in post on 31 May 2012
- For their work to be included in ARRO, researchers must be based at Anglia when their work is completed or published
- Outputs must have been published after 31 December 2007 (cut off date for the RAE)
- The Judges' decision is final
- The winning Faculty will be presented with a trophy and some goodies to share with colleagues
ARRO was launched on 16 June 2010 and is ready for making submissions and searching at http://angliaruskin.openrepository.com/arro/.
Full documentation is available on the ARRO site.
Project documentation is available as follows:
- Final Report
- ARRO Project Plan
- Anglia Ruskin university's Institutional Repository
- ARRO Project Update March 2010
- JISC Repository Support Project
The Sherpa Romeo service can be used to help determine which version(s) of a journal article ( if any) may be deposited in ARRO.
Sherpa Romeo lists publishers and their associated copyright agreements. and can be used to search for a publisher, or a particular journal,in order to check which rights are assigned to publishers and which are retained by the author.