Cómo publicar una tesis doctoral o disertación

Pedro HípolaUniversidad de Granada, España

http://www.ugr.es/local/phipola

“Publish or perish”…

Disertación, tesis, trabajos de

grado, trabajos de posgrado,

PhD...

Tesis para difusión, tesis como

recurso

La “literatura gris”

El movimiento Open Access

Web personal y…

Bases de datos de tesis

Desde 1938 (UMI)... PQDT (ProQuestDissertations & Theses)

Repositorios ETD (electronic theses and dissertations)

institucionales / colectivos /especializados (arXiv.org, RePEc.org, SSRN.com)

OATD (Open Access Theses and Dissertations)

Recolectores

Google Scholar

La preservación

OATD

OATD

Open Access Theses and Dissertations

Desde 1996

Recolector (harvester)

Protocolo OAI-PMH

CONTENTdm, Digital Commons, DSpace, ETD-db, EPrints...

PQDT

Dissertation Dissemination - History

1938: University Microfilm (UMI) founded

- To preserve threatened

scholarly resources and protect vital

information in anticipation of war

1951: Designated national repository for

US collection of PhD dissertations

1999: Recognized by The Library of

Congress as official repository

of dissertations

Today: PQDT Global is the world’s

largest repository of dissertations.

Content is increasingly international.

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Scope of Dissertation Dissemination via PQDT Global

Most top-ranked research universities in the US – as defined by

the Carnegie Foundation – submit their PhD dissertations and

master’s theses to PQDT Global

Universities such as Harvard, Yale and Princeton have done so for

more than 50 years

Includes works by authors from more than 1,700 graduate schools

and universities the world over

The number of new dissertations and theses published annually is close to 120,000

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PQDT Open

Cybertesis

Cyberthèses

Tesis latinoamericanas

Tesis latinoamericanas

Networked Digital Library of Theses and

Dissertations (antes National Digital Library

of Theses and Dissertations)

Desde 1996

Recolector (harvester)

Protocolo OAI-PMH

CONTENTdm, Digital Commons, DSpace,

ETD-db, EPrints...

Desde 2001 ETD-MS (ETD metadata

standard)

Y…

Redes de bibliotecas

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Ways to add value to PhD theses (*)

1. Quality of content

2. Metadata (bibliographic description)

OAI Dublin Core, TEF format, NDLTD

standards for DC/MARC (ETD-MS), ProQuest

schema UMI XML DTD, EVSKP-MS...

(*) Schöpfel, J. (2013). Adding value to electronic theses and

dissertations in institutional repositories. D-Lib Magazine, 19 (3), 1.

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3. Format

Searchable, open, and appropriate for

long-term preservation and intelligent

exploitation of the content

MS Office Word, Adobe PDF, XML, LaTeX,

Postscript or RDF

4. Interoperability

OAI-PMH

Valores añadidos 5. Services

Basic and advanced search facilities, different browsing options, visualisation, downloading, etc.

- Social media tools: interactivity, discussion forum and comments

- Federated search and more sophisticated discoverytools

- Usage statistics and metrics, citations

- Video with presentation of thesis

- Print on demand in book format

- Options for copyright protection or CreativeCommons licensing

- Preservation in multiple copies

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6. Future-oriented ETDs repositories

7. Anticipating the transformation of scientific communication

research results and datasets: video and multimedia, images, spreadsheets, music, etc.

non-textual formats: AV for video, mp3 for music files.

legal condition of the deposit and dissemination of datasets and other material

privacy or confidentiality concerns

Valores añadidos supplemental material as an

independent dataset and interconnected to other data

available to the CRIS (Current Research Information Systems)

standard formats: CERIF (Common European Research Information Format) unique identifiers:

- authors (PersID, DAI...)

- structures (OrgID)

- publications (RefID, DOI...)

(*) Schöpfel, J. (2013). Adding value to electronic theses and dissertations in institutional repositories. D-Lib Magazine, 19 (3), 1.

For 77 years, millions of researchers have looked first to ProQuest to find the latest graduate research

ProQuest provides thesis citations to all major subject indexes, expanding the reach of your university’s research. Subject indexes include Chemical Abstracts, PsycINFO, ERIC, MathSciNet, ABI/INFORM, Wilson Art Index, Institute of Physics, etc.

Publishing with ProQuest maximizes discoverability of your university’s research

ProQuest compliments and enhances the work that many universities are doing with their Institutional Repository

ProQuest is a non-exclusive publisher

Authors retain their copyright

Why disseminate your theses via ProQuest?

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