The revolution has been cancelled:
the current state of UK Open Access
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The revolution has been cancelled: the current state of UK Open Access презентация
Содержание
- 1. The revolution has been cancelled: the current state of UK Open Access
- 2. “For their part, publishers tend to assume
- 3. Revolution, n. “An alteration, a change;
- 4. In the beginning…
- 5. Disruptive technology
- 6. A people’s revolution?
- 7. Difficult definitions
- 8. Revolution, n. “Cyclical recurrence, esp. of
- 9. Attitudes to OA
- 10. Attitudes to OA - Warwick
- 11. Attitudes to the RCUK policy - Warwick
- 12. Attitudes to the HEFCE policy - Warwick
- 13. Carrots and sticks
- 14. Issue of ownership http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:FACT_taxi.jpg
- 15. Five year plan
- 16. Swan, A and Houghton, J (2012) Going
- 17. Free markets?
- 18. Revolution, n. “Overthrow of an established
- 19. All change? BBE - May 2015?
- 20. Which hat?
- 21. The future of scholarly communications is…
- 22. Thanks for listening! The revolution has been
Слайд 1Grigori Goldstein (1870-1941) (1920) “Lenin speaking at an assemble of Red
Army troops Sverdlov Square, Moscow, on 5 May 1920” – Public Domain Image
Слайд 2“For their part, publishers tend to assume that OA advocates are
freeloaders or - as ACS’s Rudy Baum appeared to imply in 2004 - dangerous socialists.”
- Richard Poynder (2014)
- Richard Poynder (2014)
Poynder, R. (2014) Richard Poynder on the state of open access: Where are we? What still needs to be done? - http://poynder.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/the-state-of-open-access.html
Слайд 3
Revolution, n.
“An alteration, a change; esp. a dramatic or wide-reaching change
in conditions, the state of affairs, etc.”
Слайд 8
Revolution, n.
“Cyclical recurrence, esp. of a point or period of time;
the passing or duration of a (usu. recurring) period of time (as a year, a season, etc.). †by revolution, with the passing of time; in due course.”
Слайд 16Swan, A and Houghton, J (2012) Going for Gold? The costs
and benefits of Gold Open Access for UK research institutions: further economic modelling. Report to the UK Open Access Implementation Group. http://repository.jisc.ac.uk/610/ Released under the CC-BY 3.0 license - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
GBP per annum
Worldwide adoption
of Open Access
Unilateral adoption
of Open Access
Слайд 18
Revolution, n.
“Overthrow of an established government or social order by those
previously subject to it; forcible substitution of a new form of government. In early use also: rebellion.”
Слайд 22Thanks for listening!
The revolution has been cancelled: the current state of
UK Open Access
Repository Fringe 2014,
University of Edinburgh Informatics Forum, 30th July 2014
Yvonne Budden - Academic Support Manager (Research) and Chair (UKCoRR)
y.c.budden@warwick.ac.uk
+44 2476 151275
Repository Fringe 2014,
University of Edinburgh Informatics Forum, 30th July 2014
Yvonne Budden - Academic Support Manager (Research) and Chair (UKCoRR)
y.c.budden@warwick.ac.uk
+44 2476 151275
