Daniela Nastasie, PhD BEng(Hons) AALIA Senior Metadata Librarian Repository and Archive Metadata Services UniSA Library Open Access Publishing and UniSA Research Archive

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1.Academic publishing –Academic publishing models –Archiving and publishers’ policies –Open Access publishing 2.Types of OA publishing –Gold OA –Green OA –Mandated OA 3.UniSA Research Archive (URA) –Role in academic publishing cycle –Role in disseminating research Outline 3

Traditional academic publishing Write Peer Review Publish Read Traditional model 4

Emerging academic publishing Write Peer Review Publish Read Institutional repository 5

Types of research publications  PRE-Print POST-Print PUBLISHED Write Peer Review Publish Read 6

Publishers’ archiving policies Database of archiving agreements (publishers/journals) Sherpa RoMEO Sherpa RoMEO ROMEO colourArchiving policy green can archive - pre-print and - post-print or - publisher's version blue can archive - post-print or - publisher's version yellow can archive - pre-print white archiving not formally supported 7

Open Access publishing - access to electronic scholarly publications in such a way that the material is free for all to read, use and reuse Open Access does not mean ‘not peer-reviewed’ Two main types of Open Access: - gold (‘born OA’) - green Some journals allow both (hybrid) 8 Open Access Publishing

9 Gold Open Access Gold OA - ‘born OA’ Copyright - Authors Archiving rights – ROMEO green (+/- embargo period)

Green OA - Open Access versions of non-OA literature Usually POST-Print !!!! Usually archived in institutional repository Cheapest version of academic publishing 10 Green Open Access

11 Hybrid Open Access

Requirements for OA archiving from funding agencies –publications –research data Sherpa Juliet 12 Mandated Open Access Whether to archive: Deposit required free of charge without any access restrictions What to archive: The full final version version or the author's final peer- reviewed version When to archive: When accepted for publication toleration of publishers' embargos negates this

Publication Archiving vs. OA Publishing Policies Sherpa Juliet Sherpa Juliet Statistics

14 Mandated Open Access

For Authors your work can be freely accessed, distributed and cited worldwide greater exposure = more citations For Researchers free online access to research publications not restricted to what your organisation can afford For Universities increased exposure of research activity shared knowledge and innovation 15 Open Access benefits

Archives and provides long term access to deposited content – digital preservation Enhances impact of research by world wide dissemination Increases visibility of research publications (Google, Trove, OAIster) 16 UniSA Research Archive (URA)

17 URA - Access to Resources

18 URA role in disseminating research URA Google Analytics traffic report 01 Jul Jul 2013

URA role in disseminating research

UniSA Library Publishing Research Guide Australian Open Access Support Group (AOASG) OAKList – similar service to Sherpa Romeo, specialising in Australian journals and publishers Useful Links

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