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OVERVIEW:
Join us to understand how two University Libraries (Edinburgh and St Andrews) have responded to requests for supporting a journal hosting service for the institution – why, how and future sustainability. We will cover progression of the service and the levels of support we can provide, with examples of the range of journals and flexibility of our approach. We will also describe how it fits in with our Open Access support services.
Date: Wednesday 29 October 2014
Time: 1400 BST
Duration: 45 minutes including Q&A (up to 60 minutes maximum if there is sufficient demand for an extended Q&A)
SPEAKERS:
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Jacqueline Proven, Repository Support Officer, University of St Andrews Library |
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Janet Aucock, Head of Cataloguing and Repository Services, University of St Andrews |
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Angela Laurins, Library Learning Services Manager, University of Edinburgh |
Jackie Proven is Repository Support Officer in the University of St Andrews Library. Jackie’s role is to provide support and advocacy for open access to research publications, and to support the integration of the University’s Research Information System (PURE) with the digital research repository (Research@StAndrews:FullText). She manages the open access support team and co-ordinates the University’s central funding for open access. Jackie is also responsible for development and promotion of new repository services which support scholarly communication and increase the visibility of research outputs. These services include the Library’s Journal Hosting Service which enables academic staff and students to set up their own open access journals.
Janet is currently Head of Cataloguing and Repository Services at the University of St Andrews. Based in the University Library she manages the Open Access & Research Publications Support Team and in addition manages the Cataloguing team and the University’s online catalogue SAULCAT. Open Access and research services are centred on Research@StAndrews:FullText, which is the University’s DSpace digital full text repository and on PURE the University’s Current Research Information System. The OARPS team now support a variety of services including: managing central funds from RCUK, Wellcome and the University for the payment of APCs; training and support for funder open access policies, publisher policies and licensing/copyright; managing a Journal Hosting Service. The team supported REF2014 and are now closely involved in preparations for the post 2014 REF in the light of the new HEFCE open access policy.
Angela Laurins is Library Learning Services Manager at the University of Edinburgh. As part of her role, Angela manages the University’s Journal Hosting Service. She works closely with the Library’s Digital Development Team to provide support for academic and student-led open access journals using Open Journal Systems (OJS). Angela has been working with OJS since 2009, when the Library first piloted the use of OJS, and has developed the service in response to the growth in demand for a reliable platform on which to publish open access journals. Angela’s role also includes managing the implementation of the Talis Aspire reading list system and the extensive library blog platform. She’s interested in discovery, UX and trying to make library websites better.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
- Understanding how open access publishing initiatives could be delivered for academic staff and students in your institution.
Subject level and previous knowledge required:
Introductory and non-intensive, no previous knowledge or experience required.
To gain a flavour of the journal hosting services available at St Andrews and Edinburgh, you may like to browse the folowing pages ahead of the webinar:
University of St Andrews Library Journal Hosting Service
University of St Andrews Journal Hosting Service FAQs
University of Edinburgh Journal Hosting Service
University of Edinburgh Information Services
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