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Item TUT Transformative Agreement(Tshwane University of Technology, 2024-09-06) Maake, Moneri LawrenceTransformative agreement can be explained as those deals negotiated between universities, research institutions or consortia and publishers with the purpose of transforming the journal publishing model from subscription-based to open access. In these deals former subscription expenditures are repurposed to cover the costs of open access publishing. The movement was started by a group who called themselves ESAC (Efficiency and Standards for Article Charge) that includes community of library practitioners who collaborate to produce open resources. ESAC is coordinated by Max Planck Digital Library in Munich, Germany. In South Africa, these agreements were negotiated by SANLIC (South African National Library and Information Consortium) on behalf of South African institutions.Item Carpentry connect Johannesburg(Tshwane University of Technology, 2018-09-03) Luvhimbi, JeffreyDHET made funds available under the Rural Campuses Connection Project (RCCPII) for capacity development initiatives related to Internet usage at universities in South Africa. RCCPII and the South African Centre for Digital Language Resources (SADiLaR) are collaborating to bring capacity development opportunities to universities by focusing on Digital and Computational literacy.Item Blowing up university knowledge and distribution system: A case of institutional Repository(Tshwane University of Technology, 2020-01-06) Maake, Moneri LawrenceInstitutional repositories are increasingly gaining significance in academic and research institutions as a means of knowledge production, knowledge distributing systems and expanding the visibility and impact of research. Open access institutional repositories as knowledge sharing systems have played a pivotal role in South African institutions of higher learning and research institutions over the past several years. Institutional repositories are digital depositories of web based scholarly cyber documents owned by institutions. Globally, institutional repositories have become starting points of services offered in institutions of higher learning particularly in scholarly communication. Globally, a number of institutions are adopting institutional repositories to manage their cyber resources, allowing long term accessibility and visibility in order to cater for transitional needs of the present scholarly communication.Item Internationalisation at Tshwane University of Technology(Tshwane University of Technology, 2015-05-11) Maake, Moneri LawrenceTUT International Office was established on 01 January 2004. Responsibility – Office of the Registrar OR has as its core business to facilitate and promote all facets of internationalization at TUT. OR aims to engage with reputable institutions and organisations of international standing and whose bona fides have been clearly established. OR seeks to increase TUT international profile and provide opportunities for academic networking