Browsing Library by Author "Ohira, Yumi"
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2021 Publishing Your First Article
Ohira, Yumi; Willeford, Katherine (2021-08-02)Presentation for REU students, organized by Dr. Ishfaq Ahmad, Professor of Computer Science and Engineering. -
Capturing Diverse Voices through Oral Histories
Ohira, Yumi; Carpenter, Joe (2021-10-27)Presented at the 2021 OA Week (https://libraries.uta.edu/news-events/annual/open-access-week/2021) "The Maverick Veterans’ Voices Project was launched in the Fall of 2012 as a partnership between the History Department and ... -
It's an Open Question: Building Structural Equity Through Author Rights
Mauldin, Rebecca; Willeford, Katherine; Ohira, Yumi (2021-10-25)Presented at the 2021 OA Week (https://libraries.uta.edu/news-events/annual/open-access-week/2021) "Join us for a presentation featuring Dr. Rebecca Mauldin, UTA CARES Innovation Grant recipient, as she speaks to her ... -
Open Access Week "Boosting Your Scholarly Profile': Digital Identity, Impact Metrics, and Archiving Scholarly Work" - UTA’s institutional repository & New Submission Tool for Student Creative Works
Ohira, Yumi (2020-10-22)As academic research continues to advance there are a number of tools and resources to help you, the researcher, manage your scholarship and help it stand out. In this session you will be introduced to: UTA’s institutional ... -
Student Success: Open Access Repository Work Impacts University Libraries' Student Employees
Visnak, Kelly; Ohira, Yumi (2021-04-28)This presentation will identify new methods for in the libraries student employment program related to Open Access repository work. The hands on learning opportunities are focused on publishing production workflows, ... -
Using Vireo and DSpace to Capture “Non-ETD” Student-Created Work
Visnak, Kelly; Ohira, Yumi (Association of College and Research Libraries, 2021)Academic libraries ofer digital publishing services and solutions to further educate and contribute to faculty and student success. Open access solutions improve worldwide dissemination of their scholarly and creative ...