1. SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION SARAH NORRIS AND LILY FLICK JUNE 16, 2016

2. SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION ASSUMPTIONS “What is scholarly communication?” Scholars talking The department in the library that reaches out to the scholarly community It’s about giving clear presentations as a researcher

3. SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION DEFINED Association of Research Libraries: Scholarly communication is “the system through which research and other scholarly writings are created, evaluated for quality, disseminated to the scholarly community, and preserved for future use. The system includes both formal means of communication, such as publication in peer-reviewed journals, and informal channels, such as electronic listservs.” www.arl.org/focus-areas/scholarly-communication

4. DEFINITION BREAKDOWN: SYSTEM Scholarly communication is “the system through which research and other scholarly writings…” Many pieces in this system: ideas  plan  project  publication  digital Process of scholarly publishing Formal and informal

5. DEFINITION BREAKDOWN: SYSTEM

6. DEFINITION BREAKDOWN: CREATED Scholarly communication is “the system through which research and other scholarly writings are created…” idea  plan  research concept  project  data/output  conclusions  draft work Planning & Project Literature review Collaboration Managing citations Grant planning Data set metadata and management Digital stewardship Ethics & compliance

7. DEFINITION BREAKDOWN: EVALUATED Scholarly communication is “the system through which research and other scholarly writings are created, evaluated for quality…” Publication Draft work Writing workshops Where to publish Author rights Peer review Presentations draft work  peer reviews  publication/presentation

8. DEFINITION BREAKDOWN: DISSEMINATED Scholarly communication is “the system through which research and other scholarly writings are created, evaluated for quality, disseminated to the scholarly community…” Digital Scholarship Discovery support Citation metrics project or publication  preserve or disseminate  global scholarly community  impact measures

9. DEFINITION BREAKDOWN: PRESERVED Scholarly communication is “the system through which research and other scholarly writings are created, evaluated for quality, disseminated to the scholarly community, and preserved for future use.” Digital Scholarship Metadata support Digital repository project or publication  preserve or disseminate  global scholarly community  impact measures

10. SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION AT THE UCF LIBRARIES Office of Scholarly Communication Sarah Norris (Librarian) Workgroups “Blue button experts” Goals Collaborate with other campus units to provide a suite of campus-wide services that supports all aspects of research and scholarly publishing at the University. Advocate for the infrastructure, staffing, publishing funds and services that further support research and scholarly publishing at the University. Educate and facilitate discussions about the changing scholarly communication environment, including the move to open access and sustainable publishing and exploring new ways to create, disseminate, evaluate, and preserve research and scholarly outputs at the University.

12. RESEARCH LIFECYCLE LEGEND Research Data Management Data curation and data sharing Not yet supported

13. RESEARCH LIFECYCLE LEGEND Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning (FCTL) Classroom Building 1, Room 207 Events, programs, resources, workshops Mission to support faculty and staff with teaching, learning, academic and non-academic services for students, research, creative endeavors, professional development, fulfillment, communication and collaboration, and partnerships with other institutions and the local and international community

14. RESEARCH LIFECYCLE LEGEND Libraries Office of Scholarly Communication John C. Hitt Library library.ucf.edu/about/departments/scholarly-communication

15. RESEARCH LIFECYCLE LEGEND Office of Research and Commercialization 12201 Research Parkway, Suite 501 Acts as liaison between UCF researchers and funders, which includes giving support to researchers for proposals and applications, contract management, and post-award stages. Mission: “To cultivate and support world-class research, commercialization and economic growth.”

16. RESEARCH LIFECYCLE LEGEND Institute for Simulation and Training Research Parkway, Partnership II & III Research labs, lectures, seminars “IST is an internationally recognized research institute that focuses on advancing human-centered modeling and simulation technology and increasing our understanding of simulation's role in training and education.”

17. RESEARCH LIFECYCLE LEGEND Not yet supported Analysis support Data visualization Long-term preservation Data curation & sharing HELP WANTED

18. (1) PLANNING Literature Review (Ven Basco) Citation Management Tools (Renee Montgomery) Data Management Plan (Lee Dotson)

19. Data Set Metadata (Sai Deng) Digital Stewardship (Lee Dotson) (2) PROJECT

20. Where to Publish (Sarah Norris) Presentations (Carrie Moran) Author Rights (Sarah Norris) (3) PUBLICATION

21. Metadata Support (Sai Deng) Digital Repository (Lee Dotson) Discovery Support (Athena Hoeppner) Citation Metrics (Ven Basco) (4) DIGITAL SCHOLARSHIP

23. QUESTIONS?