Workshopping the OA Agreement Landscape: Synthesis, Analysis and Application
Location
KIPJ Room D
Session Type
Workshop
Start Date
17-4-2023 1:00 PM
End Date
17-3-2023 4:00 PM
Abstract
As the scholarly publishing industry pursues a shift from pay-to-read to pay-to-publish, many new funding models have emerged. Case study briefs describing a dozen different initiatives will be provided as raw material, and attendees will leave with a better sense of the landscape after exercises in grouping, critiquing, and applying them. This highly-interactive active learning session will apply a cooperative learning approach, enabling attendees to engage with the landscape by:
- Reviewing specific, real-life OA journal and book initiatives, synthesizing them into broader categories
- Analyzing one of the broader categories using a strengths & weaknesses-based framework
- Choosing a case study or model for their local context: Why that model? What would make it successful in your library or organization? What next steps would you build into an action plan to advance it?
Come join the fun as we work together to gain a better understanding of this area of rapid change in the scholarly communication landscape.
Workshopping the OA Agreement Landscape: Synthesis, Analysis and Application
KIPJ Room D
As the scholarly publishing industry pursues a shift from pay-to-read to pay-to-publish, many new funding models have emerged. Case study briefs describing a dozen different initiatives will be provided as raw material, and attendees will leave with a better sense of the landscape after exercises in grouping, critiquing, and applying them. This highly-interactive active learning session will apply a cooperative learning approach, enabling attendees to engage with the landscape by:
- Reviewing specific, real-life OA journal and book initiatives, synthesizing them into broader categories
- Analyzing one of the broader categories using a strengths & weaknesses-based framework
- Choosing a case study or model for their local context: Why that model? What would make it successful in your library or organization? What next steps would you build into an action plan to advance it?
Come join the fun as we work together to gain a better understanding of this area of rapid change in the scholarly communication landscape.
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Jason Price is the Research and Scholarly Communication Director at the SCELC library consortium which serves a diverse community of 110+ Member and 230+ Affiliate institutions in California, Texas and beyond. He brings decade long experiences in university teaching and research, library service from science librarian to director, and consortial electronic resource negotiation and licensing. He currently leads SCELCs values-driven transformative agreement program.