McGeachin, Robert
This collection contains papers and other research self-archived by Robert McGeachin, Associate Professor and Agriculture and Digital Services Librarian at the Texas A&M University Libraries.
Recent Submissions
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(Taylor & Francis, 2017)The HathiTrust repository contains agricultural Experiment Station and Extension Service publications from all 50 of the United States. But to freely display the post-1923 documents, HathiTrust requires a Permission Agreement ...
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(2018-05-16)
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(2018-05-14)Digitization of our state’s legacy agricultural documents and making those publications accessible worldwide on the Internet since 2005 has resulted in large numbers of downloads of them. Download statistics from five ...
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(2015-05-01)
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(Taylor and Francis, 2010-04-23)To assist agricultural librarians in their new role as digital preservation and distribution specialists, this article documents the basic procedures for scanning and digitizing print agricultural serial publications and ...
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(2011-05-17)AgNIC offers a two hour pre-conference on how to scan and digitize print items, make derivative versions, including archival PDF/A, for easy access on the Internet, create basic Dublin Core metadata, and how to add digital ...
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(Texas A&M University Libraries, 2001-04)This final report and bibliography of the Texas Preservation Project of the United States Agricultural Information Network (USAIN) National Preservation Program for the History of Agriculture and Rural Life 1820-1945, can ...
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(Texas A&M University Libraries, 1998-09-15)This bibliography was compiled for the Texas state and local literature component of the United States Agriculture Information Network (USAIN) Preservation Project Plan. The USAIN Preservation Project Plan is a national ...
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(2009-04-21)AgNIC offers a four hour pre-conference on how to scan and digitize print items, make derivative versions for easy access on the Internet, create basic Dublin Core metadata, and how to add digital objects to a digital ...
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(Haworth Press, 2004)This article examines the potential changes to the information seeking behavior of scholars and how they manage their own collection of research article “reprints”. With bibliographic databases and electronic journals ...
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