Scholarly Communication & Publishing

"Digital Commons at St. Mary's University is an online repository showcasing scholarly research, journal publications, creative works and expertise. These virtual university archives and special collections highlight the academic products created by St. Mary's students, faculty and staff. The Digital Commons also helps fulfill the University's mission to educate leaders for the common good through community, integrated liberal arts and professional education, and academic excellence."

Charles W. Bailey, Jr. has provided an extensive bibliography of all things digital including publications on the history of digial scholarship, digital curation and preservation, altmetrics, and open access.

An example of a University program designed to support research and pedagogy "as it intersects with the rapidly changing landscape of digital scholarship."

The Texas ETD Association works to encourage the electronic submission of theses and dissertation in the state of Texas.

Sponsored and maintained primarily by law libraries throughout the United States, the website allows users to set up an account to provide an archival copy of their reference links. The links set up in your research should always work!

Memento is an extension that can be added to your Chrome browser that allows you to see a version of a web resource as it existed at some date in the past.

Describes the Library of Congress' pilot project to collect and preserve websites.

An International organization made of national libraries whose goal is to provide the tools, standards, and best practices to protect and preserve data published on the World Wide Web.