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UC and Elsevier: FAQs
…er overall costs to the university, reduced access rights to a significant number of Elsevier journals, limits on how much financial support UC could offer its authors to help pay open access fees, and an inability for UC authors to publish open access in certain high-profile Elsevier journals. Learn more. What did UC’s proposal look like? In our November 18, 2018 proposal to Elsevier, UC stated that open access would be the default publication op…
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Guidelines for Prioritizing Transformative Open Access Agreements
…quantitative measure, using commercially available tools to determine the number of UC-authored publications per year. We generally target publishers based on the scale of UC-authored article publishing. By shifting the largest number of articles to open access, we can make a greater impact. Opportunity Because we are committed to partnering with publishers of all types, sizes, and disciplines, we have also incorporated criteria for assessing t…
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The Future of Digital Publishing
…mit the academic conversation. However, the digital environment provides a number of tools to support continued reader engagement. Overlay software, like hypothes.is (which can be made available to eScholarship journals), “academic twitter,” or Discord help journal authors and editors to diversify and broaden discussion and debate. Alternate approaches to closed, blinded (anonymous) peer review can also support greater transparency and equitable r…
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Institutions partner with ACS to advance first California-wide transformative open access agreement
…gotiations. The California State University (CSU) is the largest four-year regional, public university system in the United States with 23 campuses enrolling 477,000 students and employing 56,000 faculty and staff. The Chancellor’s Office coordinates approximately 80 annual library e-resource contracts for over 325 library e-resource products, with a $30 million budget for the 23 CSU libraries who serve their students, faculty, and the public with…
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An introductory guide to the UC model transformative agreement
…e those contracts negotiated between institutions (libraries, national and regional consortia) and publishers that transform the business model underlying scholarly journal publishing, moving from one based on toll access (subscription) to one in which publishers are remunerated a fair price for their open access publishing services. Various flavors of such agreements have evolved in recent years, with a corresponding evolution of terminology: Off…
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UC DavisβDelta Stewardship Council Journal Has Helped Inform California Water Policies for 15 Years
…t were created and continue to be disputed and re-created.” “Our journal’s regional focus offers authors a chance to publish research that may uncover novel solutions to help solve some of the most significant problems that California policymakers are addressing today,” said Muscatine. “Some of these solutions, if proven successful, may be applicable to similar ecological systems around the world.” Making UC research available to a wider audience…
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Practical Idealism: UCβs Approach to Open Access
…In some countries, the government has accepted that responsibility and the regional publishing industry is thriving. In other areas, research funding agencies are individually and collectively investing in new publishing systems. These experiments and many more are beginning to demonstrate the potential and the cost of new publishing ventures and new models for supporting them, but this will take time and long-term commitments from entities that h…
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UC “Postprint Repository Services” Report Released
…ory for open-access distribution of UC faculty article publications. It based its recommendations for establishing, promoting, and further studying a UC postprint repository service on results from six research objectives that collectively provide baseline data about the number and proportion of UC faculty articles that can be made available for simultaneous distribution in an open-access postprint repository, and faculty attitudes toward managing…
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SLASIAC’s “Resolution I”
…Resolution I: The University’s Role in Fostering Positive Change in Scholarly Communication. The resolution calls upon the university and its faculty to take a number of certain steps to “regain control of and strengthen scholarly communication processes.”…
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Podcasts and Publishing: Recentering Historical Research on the Voices of the Past
…esources and Tools As I’ve done this work, and supported others, I found a number of tools and guides that have helped. The tools and software our team used in production were provided by the UCSC University Library. I find it most useful to think of these resources in terms of the lifecycle of a podcast project. Planning, storyboarding, and script writing GUIDE: “Want to start a podcast? Read this first…” from NPR Training. TOOL: Google Docs and…
