Peruvian Network of Digital Thesis: Cybertesis as a cooperative process for this implementation
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The document discusses the Peruvian Network of Digital Theses (RPTD) and its efforts to promote open access to electronic theses and dissertations in Peru and other Latin American countries. It provides details on the history and activities of RPTD since 1999, including its strategic alliances, training programs, and multimedia applications to disseminate thesis information more widely. Statistics are given showing over 500,000 visits and 500 GB of data transferred from the RPTD website in its first few months.
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- 1. Libio Huaroto [email_address] Biblioteca Central – UNMSM Aberdeen - Scotland June, 2008 Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos Universidad del Perú, DECANA DE AMERICA 11th International Symposium on Electronic Theses and Dissertations Peruvian Network of Digital Thesis: Cybertesis as a cooperative process for this implementation
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