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What is the O2?

It is the institutional portal that compiles, disseminates and preserves the UOC community's open-access digital publications.

It helps disseminate the University's activity around the world, increasing visibility and impact.

It was created in 2010 to position the UOC as a global university committed to the open access movement.

How can I publish a document in the O2 Repository UOC?
Student, Researcher, Teacher
Publish it yourself following the steps described in the self-publishing guide.
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What difference is there if I access the repository from the portal (user not logged in) or from the UOC Virtual Campus once logged in?
Student, Researcher, Teacher
Enter the repository and go to "Log in / UOC users login" and enter the same login details as you use for the Virtual Campus.
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Which file formats can I include in the repository?
Student, Researcher, Teacher
Whatever you want: applications, video, audio, etc. We recommend using the PDF format for text documents.
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Can I publish an article in the repository that I have already published in a scientific journal?
Student, Researcher, Teacher
Yes, as long as it is part of your work at the UOC and permitted by the contract with the publisher of the journal.
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