Open Access at Oxford » Researching into Open Access

abernard102@gmail.com 2013-04-24

Summary:

Use the link to access the complete list of studies described in the following blog post: "As part of IT Services’ contribution to Open Access Oxford, we have been exploring the perspectives on OA held by different stakeholders, both through interviews with University staff (of which more in a future post) and through a review of the recent literature on OA. In conducting this review we interpreted ‘literature’ in its broadest sense, embracing everything from peer-reviewed journal articles and conference papers to media releases from research councils and ‘opinion pieces’ in blogs that reflect academics’ uncertainty during the months preceding the finalisation of the RCUK’s policy. They are all recorded in a Google document. For readers who are specifically interested in the findings of scholarly research into OA, I summarise here a selection of papers that seem particularly enlightening. They are, of course, open access – either green or gold. I have listed them in logical (rather than chronological) order, starting with a historical overview, then moving through matters of green vs gold and APCs to questions of impact ..."

Link:

http://openaccess.ox.ac.uk/researching-into-open-access/

From feeds:

Open Access Tracking Project (OATP) » abernard102@gmail.com

Tags:

oa.new oa.gold oa.comment oa.green oa.impact oa.hybrid oa.history_of oa.fees oa.disciplines oa.studies oa.debates oa.repositories oa.journals oa.u.oxford

Date tagged:

04/24/2013, 08:20

Date published:

04/24/2013, 04:20