1. 671 Digital Librarianship Spring 2015 Dr. Péter Jacsó University of Hawai’i Library and Information Science Program Session 11. Open Access Digital Resources

2. Open Access (OA) is here to stay … and grow OA > FA (Free Access) (for whom, for how long, from where?) OA is universally free (for anyone, from anywhere, at anytime) May be a subset of, mixed with non-OA May have limits in retrospectivity and currency You can browse, search, display substantial info Digital D-i-v-i-d-e alliterates nicely - but it is just not true Jacso

3. Anyone + Anywhere + Anytime Hawaii HSPLS card carrying member Hawaii DOE students Hawaii private school students UHstudents, faculty & staff UH LISstudents through yours truly Hawaiiprivate college and university students Free or feels like free Jacso

4. What is available OA? Ask what is NOT available Finding tools (catalogs, I&A databases, directories) Primary documents Books Journal articles Conference papers Government reports Technical manuals Theses and dissertations Statistics, censuses, surveys Maps, photos, drawings Audio and video recordings Encyclopedias, dictionaries, atlases, almanacs, reviews Jacso

5. If you see a temporary OA offer – go binging Jacso

7. OA Books Jacso

8. The largest multidisciplinary OA FT subset Jacso

9. Toxoplasmosis search in HWP Jacso

10. OA Resources to keep up with OA Jacso

11. New and traditional players Digital Facilitators Document Delivery Services’ databases (don’t rush order) Jacso

12. Few academic online services and publishers treat cited references well if at all Jacso