Collaborating with MIT Faculty to Foster a Culture of Open Access Diane Geraci Associate Director for Information Resources.

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Collaborating with MIT Faculty to Foster a Culture of Open Access Diane Geraci Associate Director for Information Resources

MIT Mission Statement “The Institute is committed to generating, disseminating, and preserving knowledge, and to working with others to bring this knowledge to bear on the world's great challenges.” MIT Mission Statement “The Institute is committed to generating, disseminating, and preserving knowledge, and to working with others to bring this knowledge to bear on the world's great challenges.” MIT Culture Open source software W3C Creative Commons DSpace OpenCourseWare (OCW) Open Access MITx & edX MIT Culture Open source software W3C Creative Commons DSpace OpenCourseWare (OCW) Open Access MITx & edX Context MIT Faculty OA Policy: March 18, 2009

Library Liaisons Open Access Policy Outreach Team (OAPOT) Liaisons understand publication patterns of their assigned communities and participate in capturing the communities’ research output for long term access. Liaisons provide support for strategic scholarly publishing activities and provide services, such as recruitment of faculty-authored research materials, and promotion of repository-based services. Library Liaisons Open Access Policy Outreach Team (OAPOT) Liaisons understand publication patterns of their assigned communities and participate in capturing the communities’ research output for long term access. Liaisons provide support for strategic scholarly publishing activities and provide services, such as recruitment of faculty-authored research materials, and promotion of repository-based services. PR and Activities (Office of Scholarly Publishing & Licensing) Videos MIT Libraries News Blog MIT News channels Annual to authors recruiting papers Department Meetings Annual OA Week activities Open Access Working Group: ( Faculty governance group promoting OA / staffed by Library / letter to all faculty / Peter Suber’s OA book to new faculty) PR and Activities (Office of Scholarly Publishing & Licensing) Videos MIT Libraries News Blog MIT News channels Annual to authors recruiting papers Department Meetings Annual OA Week activities Open Access Working Group: ( Faculty governance group promoting OA / staffed by Library / letter to all faculty / Peter Suber’s OA book to new faculty) Outreach

Impact: Worldwide Downloads Through February 2013 Up to 60,000 downloads per month ~1M downloads since October ,700 papers (~1/3 of all faculty papers)

Reaching New Audiences Around the World Students Job seekers Faculty and researchers in developing nations Independent scholars Journalists Hobbyists Retired engineers / scientists Corporate & NGO researchers Patient advocates … all grateful readers who are not in a position to subscribe or pay for individual articles

Questions? Ellen Duranceau, Program Manager, Scholarly Publishing & Licensing, Diane Geraci, AD for Information Technology,