Browsing Library Services by Subject "Open Access journals"

Browsing Library Services by Subject "Open Access journals"

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  • Implications of copyright on Open Access to electronic publications : an institutional perspective 
    Olivier, Elsabé (2011-11-08)
    A discussion of Open Access, the reason of its origin, its benefits and the two routes to Open Access. It also looks at copyright management and its problems which institutional repository and Open Access managers have to ...
  • Open Access and how it affects your citations 
    Kuhn, Johanna (2012-06-14)
    Johanna Kuhn, Sales Executive for BioMed Central, has more than three years’ experience of working with academic and corporate libraries and has been promoting Open Access in various countries in Africa, but also in parts ...
  • Open Access Myths : Busted! 
    De Villiers, Pierre J.T.; Seminar: The e-Learning environment: future trends and impact on library services (2011 : Pretoria, South Africa) (2011-08-02)
    Paper presented at the 2 day Seminar, 8-9 June 2011 "The e-Learning environment: future trends and impact on library services", Sanlam Auditorium, Conference Centre, Hatfield Campus, Pretoria, South Africa.
  • Open access – what editors should know 
    Olivier, Elsabé (2011-07-28)
    This presentation describes the two Open access routes to editors - the gold route (publishing in Open Access journals) and the green route (self-archiving by authors in an institutional repository) as well as the implications ...
  • Opening Access to research : an African perspective 
    Olivier, Elsabé (2011-10-25)
    This presentation gives an overview of the Open Access movement, the costs of the "Big deal" and explains the two roads to Open Access : Open Access repositories (green route) and Open Access journals (gold route). Other ...
  • Transformative Open Access Agreements: a Response to Scholarly Publishing 
    Steenkamp, Vanessa; Mashamba‑Thompson, Tivani Phosa; Rouhi, Sara (UPDLS, 2021)
    Academic libraries and research institutions worldwide work with publishers for Open Access deals and this process has transformed scholarly publishing into an Open Access network that responds to the Open Access movement. ...