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Consider supporting FASTR: Fair Access to Science and Technology Research Act

 

From The Chronicle of Higher Education

6/7/13

Universities and Libraries Envision a 'Federated System' for Public Access to Research

 

6/6/13

Rise of 'Altmetrics' Revives Questions About how to Measure Impact of Research

 

5/9/13

White House Rolls out new Rules to Open up Government Data

 

4/29/13

Asking Authors to buy 'Memberships' for Open Access

 

3/26/13

Journal's Editorial Board Resigns in Protest of Publisher's Policy Toward Authors

 

3/11/13

American Anthropological Association will Experiment with Open Access

 

3/4/13

The Real Digital Change Agent (COAPI:  Coalition of Open Access Policy Institutions)

 

2/24/13

NSF Anticipates Pushing Boundaries on Open-Access Plan

 

2/11/13

The Dissertation can no Longer be Defended

 

1/10/13

Rethinking Peer Review in Academic Publishing:  An Interview with Frontiers

 

IEEE

5/22/13

IEEE Now Provides Open-Access Option for All Peer-Reviewed Journals

From Inside Higher Ed

5/13/13

Maize Books:  Michigan Publishing Sows a new Imprint 

MLA

May 2013

Statement on Public Access to Federally Funded Research

 

From Inside Higher Ed


4/29/13

Open Access Spreads

SPARC

April 2013

Article-Level Metrics:  A SPARC Primer

 

From Bulletin of the Association for Information Science and Technology

April/May 2013

Altmetrics:  What, Why and Where?

 

From the New York Times

4/7/13

Scientific Articles Accepted (Personal Checks, Too)

 

From Nature

3/28/13

The Future of Publishing

From OU Daily

3/6/13

OU Arts & Sciences Associate Dean Kelly Damphousse uses OpenStax sociology text for SOC 1113

 

From the White House, Office of Science and Technology Policy

2/22/13

Expanding Public Access to the Results of Federally Funded Research

 

From Information Today

2/11/13

Introducing the Open Library of Humanities

 

2/2013

Altmetrics 101:  A Primer

 

      
     

    What is OPEN ACCESS?

    What is Open Access? 

    Check out the video below:

    EDUCATE YOURSELF ABOUT OPEN ACCESS

    OPEN ACCESS is a movement within scholarly communication that seeks to make scholarly resources freely available.

    • OPEN ACCESS Journals (Gold OA) - peer-reviewed journals for publication of research that do not require subscriptions by end users.
    • OPEN ACCESS Repositories (Green OA) - archive scholarly resources including articles, data sets, and presentations.
    • OPEN ACCESS benefits FACULTY and STUDENTS by removing barriers to sharing or accessing research.
    • OPEN ACCESS benefits LIBRARIES by minimizing expensive subscriptions and licensing fees.
    • OPEN ACCESS benefits the GENERAL PUBLIC by removing barriers to academic quality research.
     

    OU EVENTS

    View the presentations and slides from our recent conferenceOpen Conversations About Open Access.

    Featured speakers include:

    Heather Joseph, Executive Director, SPARC

    Mark Morvant, Executive Director, OU's Center for Teaching Excellence

    Michael Carroll, Director, Program on Information Justice & Intellectual Property, American University

    Jennifer Lin, Product Manager, Public Library of Science (PLoS)

    Lorraine Haricombe, Dean of Libraries, University of Kansas

    OPEN ACCESS Resources

    Directory of Open Access Journals

    BioMed Central

    Public Library of Science

     Beall’s List of Predatory Publishers 2013

        
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