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To report on the University of Toronto's implementation of an institutional repository.

Describe decision making process. A range of qualitative research methods were used to solicit early adopter and library concerns. Findings were then used to guide implementation.

Provides the rational behind decisions made. Argues that modified qualitative research methods may be useful to new library projects.

The report is specific to an institution.

Prioritizing actions, focusing on faculty and leveraging resources, notably student assistants is key.

This paper provides practical information and a model which may be useful for others implementing repository services or other emerging technologies.

This paper aims to describe a project to increase access and longevity of electronic government documents.

The Ontario Legislative Library has partnered with the Ontario Council of University Libraries to extend the longevity and accessibility of electronic government documents using DSpace.

Digital repository software, such as DSpace, can be used to extend access to, and longevity of, special collections.

The case study may be specific to local practices and the institutions involved.

The consortial approach builds on existing practices to build a cost effective and sustainable service.

Many projects in electronic government document preservation and access require large investments. This project leverages existing practices and resources.