Digital Common Help
Here are some help documents for BU’s institutional repository, Digital Common. More information is available in the Digital Common menu at the top of this page.
- Submitting Items to Digital Common
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Non-Exclusive Distribution License
- Terms of Use
If you have further questions, please email dcommon-help@bu.edu.
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