Many publishers do allow you to archive your work on your institution’s repository, and where possible, we will use the final published version.
Where a publisher does not allow their final version to be used in institutional repositories, they usually will allow use of either:
pre-prints (this is the version of the paper pre-refereeing/pre-peer review)
and/or post-prints (this is the final draft post-refereeing/post-peer review)
In the case of a published article, a link to the DOI and the publisher’s homepage can be provided.
If you are unsure of the journal publishers’ archiving policy, the SHERPA/RoMEO website provides a summary of many policies. If you are in any doubt or are looking for guidance, please contact us. We can also contact the publishers on your behalf.
Links to your own personal or professional homepage or e-Portfolio can be included, increasing traffic between pages.
Increase Access: There are many advantages to depositing your work on Griffith Open. By making your work freely available online you will reduce access barriers and increase citations to your research and maximise its impact. Griffith Open provides convenient access to one of our most important institutional assets, the work of our graduate students. It greatly increases the visibility of our students while contributing to academic scholarship internationally.
Reliability: For both staff and graduates, Griffith Open provides long-term storage and access for your work, making it consistently accessible and discoverable.
Discoverability:Your work becomes accessible on the Internet and discoverable through search engines such as Google and Google Scholar.
Consistency: All items are automatically assigned URLs. A permanent URL makes referencing the online version of your paper more convenient and more robust.
Enhance your Professional profile:Links to your own personal or professional homepage or e-Portfolio can be included, increasing traffic between pages.
There is support available to guide you right through the deposit process, clarify what material can be deposited, and assist with any queries about copyright issues.
In most cases you may deposit your work in your institutional repository even if it is published in a journal behind a strict paywall. There will often be restrictions on the form this will take or an embargo. We invite you to contact us to see how we can help you to deposit your research publications and activities on Griffith Open, and to discuss how we can help you to further develop your online research profile beyond.
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