Digital Repositories
DSpace Set for “Fine Tuning”
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education
From the article, “Six major research universities announced this week that they are working with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to fine-tune an MIT program for archiving scholarly works called DSpace, which has become wildly popular in academe in just a few months…MIT designed DSpace with Hewlett-Packard Laboratories to allow professors to store reports and other research documents in a searchable digital archive. Eventually, MIT officials hope, professors will be able find scholastic research as easily as college students search for MP3’s of their favorite music.”
See Also: Much More About DSpace From the ResourceShelf (November, 2002)
See Also: Direct to the DSpace Home Page

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