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      <title>CATRIONA II Management Survey</title>
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      <description>Background to the Survey The CATRIONA II project is funded by the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) through its Electronic Libraries (eLib) programme. The main objective of the project is to investigate approaches to the creation and management of electronic resources at Scottish universities. In the first phase of the project, an in-depth survey was conducted into electronic resource creation at six institutions. This &amp;#145;Resource Creation&amp;#146; survey found that high volumes of quality electronic teaching and research material exist within institutions (90% of staff report that they have created such material), but that it is not generally available (only 31% say they have some accessible material).</description>
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      <title>Electronic Resource Creation and Management at Scottish Universities</title>
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      <description>Key questions The CATRIONA II eLib-funded project is in the process of examining approaches to the creation and management of electronic research and teaching resources at Scottish universities, looking in particular at the following key questions:   To what extent are academics creating electronic RAE-level research material?;  To what extent are they creating electronic teaching material of value beyond the local institution?  Is the material in deliverable and usable form and is it accessible?</description>
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