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- 1. What’s All the Fuss About Open Access? School of Nursing Faculty Meeting A.R. Dykes Library November 2011
- 2. Points for Today • Why should I publish in an OA journal? • How do I select and OA journal? • What are some current OA developments?
- 3. What is Open Access? • OA is the free, online availability of scientific articles and data with the rights to re-use in a digital environment.
- 4. What are the Benefits of OA? -Makes research widespread -Accelerates scientific findings -Serves as a driver of scientific innovation and productivity -Allows faster incorporation of new findings into new research
- 5. What are the Benefits of OA? • Article spreads like wildfire when released openly and immediately • Focus is on article impact rather than journal impact • Faculty of 1000 – follows articles making impact on the research wherever they appear by their individual merits.
- 6. Open Access Journals • Peer reviewed journals are plentiful • Quality controlled • Free to viewers- Full Text • All subject and many languages
- 7. Evaluating a Publication • Impact factor? • Peer reviewed? • Publication fees? • Abstracted and indexed in CINAHL, PubMed, Web of Science, other? • Promotion & Tenure? • I just want to get published. • I’m not particular about the journal as long as it’s not pornographic.
- 8. Selecting an Open Access Journal • Directory of Open Access Journals – Subject specific – Review author instructions – Look for author fees – Look for copyright transfer agreement or statement declaring copyright retention
- 9. Selecting and Open Access Journal • Journal Citation Reports – (look up journal impact factors)
- 10. OA Publishers You Might Know
- 11. What About OA Fees? • Articles fees run from free to $$$$ • Author pays • Funding support for OA publishing has not been established at KUMC
- 12. What is the Status Quo? • The current model of subscription/license fees is not stable and not sustainable • Current model gives publishers exclusive rights to the articles
- 13. Status Quo • Open Access is here to stay • Funding mechanisms need to be established
- 14. Current Developments in OA • Focus started with opening journal article • Data sharing is hot and moving forward • KU is a signatory of the Berlin9 OA Compact as of November, 2011
- 15. Federal Action on OA • 2011 White House Public Comment: Request for Information – Seeking recommendations for how to expand the NIH Public Access Policy to include 11 other federal agencies that award public research funding. – KU will be submitting responses
- 16. Questions? Crystal Cameron-Vedros Head of Copyright and Scholarly Communications, Biomedical Librarian cvedros@kumc.edu Heather Collins School of Nursing Biomedical Librarian hcollins@kumc.edu Karen Cole Director, A.R. Dykes Library kcole@kumc.edu
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- Provide more detail regarding the landscapeProvide some actions which might allow us to embrace these changes
- Example of a wide spread oa article-find one! There are lots.Plug Faculty of 1000-follows articles making impact on the research wherever it appears by its individual merits.