The CDR is committed to making scholarship openly available and discoverable through multiple platforms. Here are the most downloaded articles from September 1, 2021 through December 31, 2021: Research Note: More on improving service quality measurement by Valarie Zeithaml, Leonard …
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The CDR continues to experience a high number of downloads, particularly among our masters papers, theses and dissertations. Here are the most downloaded works from September 1, 2021 through December 31, 2021: The Kongo Rule: The Palo Monte Mayombe Wisdom …
We’ve been hard at work to make research openly available this year! Here are some highlights: We added 9,892 works to the CDR We recorded 354,082 unique pageviews and 2,208,949 downloads The most downloaded work was “The Kongo Rule: The …
We’ve added lots of new content to the CDR within the past few months. Here are some highlights: Curriculum in Global Studies Masters Papers The CDR is now partnering with the Curriculum in Global Studies to host and preserve …
Content stored in the Carolina Digital Repository has been cited in several news stories over the years. Here are some examples which generated traffic to the CDR in 2021. Baker, Nicholson. (2021, January 4). The Lab-Leak Hypothesis. New York …
Last month, we released a preliminary assessment of subject area, gender and race in Carolina Digital Repository content projects. The full assessment is available in the CDR, but we wanted to highlight a few key findings: The subject content of …
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The CDR continues to experience a high number of downloads, particularly among our masters papers, theses and dissertations. Here are the most downloaded works from June 1, 2021 through August 31, 2021: Gender, Bodies, Sex, Technology: Dismantling Heterosexual Male Subjectivity …
We’ve loaded a lot of articles into the CDR over the past year, and they’ve been getting a lot of use! Here are the most downloaded articles from January 1, 2021 through May 31, 2021: Research Note: More on improving …
Last month, we added an additional 5000 UNC-authored articles to the CDR. These articles were published from 1980-2015 and are primarily focused on science, technology and mathematics. These articles are made available via three different sources: publisher permission, PubMed Europe …
The CDR continues to experience a high number of downloads, particularly among our masters papers, theses and dissertations. Here are the most downloaded works from January 1, 2021 through May 31, 2021: Social Media Use and Its Impact of Body …