Leveraging the License: Part I – Scholarly Communication

peter.suber's bookmarks 2017-09-03

Summary:

"The Scholarly Communication Department attended several orientations and events for new faculty over the last few weeks. During these events, I have had the privilege of chatting informally with a faculty members about IU Bloomington’s new Open Access Policy. Faculty have a lot of questions about how the policy works, what kinds of scholarship the policy applies to, and author processing charges (or APCs).

The question that has been most difficult to explain quickly and effectively in these informal conversations has been about how faculty can 'leverage' or utilize the license established by the Open Access policy when negotiating with potential publishers. This post will explain in more detail what 'leveraging the license' means and clarify when in the publishing process faculty should attempt to negotiate. This post on leveraging the OA policy license is part one of a two-part series. The second post will explore the OA policy license in more detail, particularly when it concerns utilizing third-party content."

Link:

https://blogs.libraries.indiana.edu/scholcomm/2017/09/01/leveraging-the-license-part1/

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Tags:

oa.policies oa.hei oa.waivers oa.addenda oa.libre

Date tagged:

09/03/2017, 15:13

Date published:

09/03/2017, 09:47