Keio University Kazuko Matsumoto.  A little about Keio University  KOARA: overview and challenges 2.

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Keio University Kazuko Matsumoto

 A little about Keio University  KOARA: overview and challenges 2

 Founded by Yukichi Fukuzawa, a Japanese educator in the 19th century  Mission “Foster leaders of society with a spirit of independence and self-respect”  9th globally among universities that produced the most CEOs (Forbes) in

 33,000 Students ( 28,700 undergrads) 10 Undergraduate Faculties 14 Graduate Schools 13 Research Centers & Institutes 1 University Hospital  5,500 Faculty (Full time:1,400 ) SSH:STM=64%:46% 4

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 Contents (total: 43,279 items) ◦ Academic papers published by associated academic societies & affiliated organizations (23,338:53.9%) ◦ Doctoral dissertations (3,966:9.2%) ◦ Research papers funded by Japanese government ( %) ◦ No preprints  More than 90 % is in Japanese and on SSH  657 th in the “Ranking Web of Repositories” 6

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 Joined the NII project ◦ Digitization of academic papers of Keio journals ◦ CSI project ◦ System link with CiNii  Collaboration with RIKEN: XooNips system ◦ CMS with database ◦ Metadata: MODS complying with OAI-PMH  Library supports the Keio journal editors ◦ Formats ◦ Rights 9

 Provides a platform for SSH researchers to disseminate their scholarly information  Increases Keio recognition in the world  Meets the government’s open access policy ◦ Doctoral dissertations ◦ Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Reports 10

 No preprints in KOARA. Why? ◦ Researchers are busy ◦ No incentives and no penalties ◦ Researchers have their own ideas Top-down decision making is not Keio style  Researchers recognize importance of OA ◦ They pay APC and choose OA journals KOARA could be one of their choices, But not attractive for STM researchers. 11

 Gains global recognition ◦ Translation into English (Abstracts) ◦ Collaborate with editors to leverage journal quality to be indexed by major DBs  Builds better online presence ◦ Persistent URL to DOI ◦ Local researcher ID to ORCID Save the researchers’ time 12