Open Research Online

Posted October 7th, 2007 by Liam Green-Hughes

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Open Research Online is The Open University's research repository. It is possible to search for research items and articles using this resource and often a full PDF of the item is included. It is based on the excellent EPrints repository creation software. My role was to implement this software for the OU providing customisations to functionality, look and feel and implementation on the OU infrastructure.

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