WIT Libraries. WIT Institutional Repository Update David Kane, WIT.

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WIT Libraries

WIT Institutional Repository Update David Kane, WIT

WIT Libraries About Scholarly Communication Current System (for 350 years) Problems Increased sum of human knowledge The Journals Crisis

WIT Libraries Publications from Waterford/WIT over last 3 decades

WIT Libraries The Rising Cost of Journals $14k

WIT Libraries The Rising Cost of Journals $16k

WIT Libraries Journal Prices From 2000 to 2004, the increase in median price for 12 journal publishers rose between 27% (Cambridge U.P.) and 94% (Sage). Library and Information Statistics Unit (Loughbrough University)

WIT Libraries Open Access Free, immediate, permanent access to research for use, downloading and distribution. 2 Approaches Journal Reform Self Archiving

WIT Libraries 91% of Journals allow you to publish on an Inst’l Repository

WIT Libraries Open Access Benefits Promotion individuals and institutions Cross-fertilization between disciplines Access for non-academic users ( e.g. policy makers ) Citation advantage

WIT Libraries Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

WIT Libraries Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

WIT Libraries WIT Repository 4 th academic repository in the state Others include DCU UCD Maynooth TCD

WIT Libraries WIT Repository

WIT Libraries

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