What Kinds of Material Can Be Submitted?. UT Scholars can submit most forms of digital materialstext, images, video, or audio files – to the UT Digital.

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What Kinds of Material Can Be Submitted?

UT Scholars can submit most forms of digital materialstext, images, video, or audio files – to the UT Digital Repository. Examples: Preprints and Postprints Conference papers Research datasets Dissertations Images (visual arts, scientific, etc.) Musical scores Digitized library materials Technical reports and working papers

The curator(s) of each collection will determine what constitutes appropriate material and review the submitted works. In General: The work must be scholarly, educational, or research- oriented. The work must be a permanent contribution to the repository. The work must be in digital form. The work must be ready for public dissemination. The author/copyright owner must be able to grant the right to preserve and distribute the work via the UT Digital Repository.

Want to know more? See: What kind of content does DSpace support?

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