2.5% for Open: An inventory of investment opportunities - Google Docs

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Summary:

"David Lewis recently proposed (see https://scholarworks.iupui.edu/handle/1805/14063 ) that libraries devote 2.5% of their total budget to support the common infrastructure needed to create the open scholarly commons.... In the early stages of exploring this idea, we want to come to some agreement about what would count as such an investment, and then build a registry that would allow libraries to record their investments in this area, track their investments over time, and compare their investments with like institutions. The registry would also serve as a guide for those looking for ideas for how to make the best investments for their institution, providing a listing of all ‘approved’ ways to invest in open, and as a place for those seeking investment to be discovered. As a first step towards building such a thing, we are crowdsourcing the creation of the inventory of ways to invest. Below you’ll find, organized by Lewis’ categories, a wide range of investments that many of us already make...." 

Link:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HhVbsYP3u3zBgC6ygMT1T-AAq4o-Egi94EENq98AYyo/edit#heading=h.popnr0qw1gib

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Tags:

oa.2.5% oa.budgets oa.infrastructure oa.commons oa.crowd oa.redirection oa.monitoring

Date tagged:

01/05/2018, 09:35

Date published:

01/05/2018, 04:35