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The JKUAT library is planning a series of activities geared towards creating sensitization and awareness of the open access movement and open access information resources during this week. Some of…Continue
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Miriam W. Ndungu posted a blog postJKUAT open acceess week a success
The JKUAT open access week finally took place!! We were able to successfully carry out all the planned activities. The facilitators of the workshops on plagiarism, referencing tools and web web 2.0 did a superb job. The workshops were very informative. They elicited interesting debates such as whether the students were ready to have their work run through the plagiarism detector softwares in preparation for uploading on the proposed JKUAT institutionary repository. The exhibition had visitors…See More
Miriam W. Ndungu posted a blog postJKUAT LAUNCHES ITS OPEN ACCESS WEEK
JKUAT LAUNCHES ITS OPEN ACCESS WEEKJKUAT launched its open access week on Monday the 18th with an exhibition at our graduation pavilion. The students’ interest in the exhibition and their participation has been very impressive. The library had previously sensitized a group of students who havebeen working with the library to reach to other students with the open accessmessage. They have been so creative. Some of the students have designed orange bandanasto wear during the week. Those who are…See More
Miriam W. Ndungu left a comment for Anne Powell"Hi. Thanks. I had not seen that. Will let our students know about it.
Miriam"
Miriam W. Ndungu left a comment for Anne Powell"Hi. I had not seen that. I will let our students know and see if they can participate.
Thanks"
Anne Powell commented on Miriam W. Ndungu's blog post student participation at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)"Hello,
I wonder if you saw the message sent to the IFLA listserv by Jennifer McLennan about the Sparky awards student video contest. http://www.sparkyawards.org/ "Calling on students to articulate their views in a two-minute video, the contest…"
josephat ngig commented on Miriam W. Ndungu's blog post student participation at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)"this a nice way of helping students to explore the world"
BEATRICE WIRIMU commented on Miriam W. Ndungu's blog post student participation at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)"THANK YOU ANN POWEL"
Anne Powell commented on Miriam W. Ndungu's blog post student participation at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)"This sounds fantastic and a great way to increase the involvement of students in library activities as well as their awareness of OA, I'll be interested to watch your on-going posts about it."
Miriam W. Ndungu posted a blog poststudent participation at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)
The JKUAT library is working with JKUAT students to come up with ideas for participation in the OA week. They plan to come up with fun events to help advocate for OA. They have already given suggestions for our proposed OA institutional repository. They are so creative!!! Its fun working with them.See More
Miriam W. Ndungu posted a discussionopen access
The JKUAT library is planning a series of activities geared towards creating sensitization and awareness of the open access movement and open access information resources during this week. Some of these activities are:• Training workshopso Plagiarism detector and referencing techniqueso Practical training on use of open resources• Display of Leaflets, posters, brochures, banners on notice boards and graduation• Exhibition desk to display OA promotional…See More
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- Are you participating in OAWeek 2012? (You can update this later)
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- First name
- Miriam
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JKUAT open acceess week a success
The JKUAT open access week finally took place!! We were able to successfully carry out all the planned activities. The facilitators of the workshops on plagiarism, referencing tools and web web 2.0 did a superb job. The workshops were very informative. They elicited interesting debates such as whether the students were ready to have their work run through the plagiarism detector softwares in preparation for uploading on the proposed JKUAT institutionary repository. The exhibition had visitors… Continue
Posted on October 26, 2010 at 3:20am
JKUAT LAUNCHES ITS OPEN ACCESS WEEK
JKUAT LAUNCHES ITS OPEN ACCESS WEEK
JKUAT launched its open access week on Monday the 18th with an exhibition at our graduation pavilion. The students’ interest in the exhibition and their participation has been very
impressive. The library had previously sensitized a group of students who have
been working with the library to reach to other students…
Posted on October 21, 2010 at 1:00am
student participation at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)
The JKUAT library is working with JKUAT students to come up with ideas for participation in the OA week. They plan to come up with fun events to help advocate for OA. They have already given suggestions for our proposed OA institutional repository. They are so creative!!! Its fun working with them.
Posted on September 14, 2010 at 7:00am — 4 Comments
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