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Technology as a Service: Using an Institutional Repository for Faculty Education Andrew Wesolek Head of Digital Scholarship Clemson University Libraries.

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1 Technology as a Service: Using an Institutional Repository for Faculty Education Andrew Wesolek Head of Digital Scholarship Clemson University Libraries awesole@clemson.edu

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4 Capture, preserve and promote the intellectual output of the University.

5 Global Reach

6 US Coverage

7 Increased visibility One-stop-shop for Clemson Scholarship Scholarship is safely preserved Demonstrable commitment to the public good and Land Grant mission Benefits to Clemson

8 The repository is not just the software! Tool for education: Increase impact through open sharing Rights management Tracking impact

9 The Astrophysical Journal: 75% of articles in the arXiv represent 90% total citations Nuclear Physics A: 32% of articles are open in the arXiv, they represent 78% total citations Harnad, S. (2006): Self-archiving increases citations by 50% or more in Computer Science and Physics “Web of Science citation rates are enhanced for OA articles over non-OA articles by 91% for mathematics, 51% for electrical and electronic engineering, 86% for political science and 45% for philosophy.” Antelman, K. (2004): OA Citation Advantage: http://www.istl.org/10-winter/article2.html Openly Available Articles Benefit from a Citation Advantage

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11 Scrutinizing publication agreements Negotiating copyrights Negotiating a murky OA publishing environment Rights Management:

12 Investigate policies prior to submission

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14 Science Commons Addendum Engine Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC) Addendum Publication agreements are negotiable

15 Coprright: biblioteekje Coprright: biblioteekje

16 Moving beyond journal impact factor

17 Questions? awesole@clemson.edu

18 Resources SHERPA/RoMEO List of Potentially Predatory Journals/Publishers SPARC on Open Access Peter Suber: Brief Overview of Open Access SPARC Author’s AddendumSPARC Author’s Addendum Open Citation Bibliography Open Access: Myths and Facts by Peter Suber Good Practices for Institutional OA Policies Coalition of Open Access Policy Institutions Harvard model OA Policy


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