1. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Lund University Libraries Head Office Directory of Open Access Journals DOAJ

2. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg About us in Lund Network organisation Large project and development portfolio Committed to open access ScieCom (www.sciecom.org)www.sciecom.org NCSC (www.lub.lu.se/NCSC2004)www.lub.lu.se/NCSC2004 DOAJ (www.doaj.org/)www.doaj.org/ LU:research (lu-research.lub.lu.se/ )lu-research.lub.lu.se/

3. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Scholarly information – some trends Self-archiving – Pre- and e-print archives, e.g. ArXiv (1991) – Institutional archives, e.g. LU:researchLU:research – Software developments, Dspace, Eprints, CDSWare ”Open Access” electronic journals

4. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Open Access Budapest Open Access Initiative, BOAIBudapest Open Access Initiative, BOAI: “By 'open access' to this literature, we mean its free availability on the public internet, permitting any users to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of these articles, crawl them for indexing, pass them as data to software, or use them for any other lawful purpose, without financial, legal, or technical barriers other than those inseparable from gaining access to the internet itself. The only constraint on reproduction and distribution, and the only role for copyright in this domain, should be to give authors control over the integrity of their work and the right to be properly acknowledged and cited."

5. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg An academic library perspective Satisfy the information needs of our users – now and in the future Highlight alternatives Initiate and collaborate on new services and projects Facilitate institutional archives Directory of Open Access Journals

6. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Directory of Open Access Journals, DOAJ initiated during the NCSC conference in Lund October 2002NCSC supported by OSI, Open Society Institute and SPARCOpen Society InstituteSPARC project started January 2003 service launched 12 th of May 2003

7. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Aims and goals Increase visibility and access = Increased usage = Increased citation = Increased impact = Increased usage...

8. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Selection criteria Agreed upon in the beginning of the project Open Access Quality control measures, the journal must exercise peer-review or editorial quality control to be included. Scientific or scholarly content

9. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Open Access – our definition We define open access journals as journals that use a funding model that does not charge readers or their institutions for access. From the BOAI definition of "open access" we take the right of "users to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of these articles" as mandatory for a journal to be included in the directory.BOAI definition

10. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Collection policy Delimitations – Subjects = all – Languages = all – Resource types = periodicals – Target group = researchers Access – Cost = none for the user – Registration = ok

11. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Describing the journals Simple metadata modelmetadata Metadata available through OAI-PMHOAI-PMH Granularity – Journal title level Library of Congress Classification Visualisation - subject browsing, 15 top level subjects (mapped from LCC)

12. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Collection Start-up phase ( SciX www.scix.net )www.scix.net Suggestions – enormous response Sustainability issues Editorial group Collaborative model

13. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Searching and browsing DOAJ Simplicity Accessability Overview

14. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Index page

15. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Search

16. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Browse

17. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Journal information

18. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Some numbers No. of journals: 551 (and growing) Successful requests (May-September): 898,249 A lot of countries have requested files from DOAJ e.g.: Sweden, France, Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, South Africa, Spain, Norway, Lithuania, Finland, Denmark, Belgium, Argentina, Japan, Poland, Brazil, Mexico, India, Germany, Turkey, Greece, Iceland, United States, Switzerland, Chile, Singapore, Ireland, Croatia, Israel, Indonesia, Hong Kong, China, Portugal, Austria, Malaysia, Hungary, Uruguay, Peru, Russia, Czech Republic, Romania, Philippines, Colombia, Slovenia, South Korea, Estonia, Taiwan, Egypt...

19. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Very positive response from journals “ We've already noticed from our usage statistics that the DOAJ has helped to promote our open-access journals, and we know that each of our journals are extremely appreciative!” Jen Sweezie Project Manager Bioline International Bioline International

20. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg DOAJ: phase 2 An article search service Contact and open discussion with OA journals Search at article level Guided harvesting of full text articles Increasing OAI-compliancy creates other options in the future Facilitate the creation of article-level metadata for journals Started September 2003 and will be launched in May 2004 Supported by OSI, SPARC and BIBSAM

21. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg Where do we go from here? Network organisation of editors Make journals aware of possibilities Collaboration

22. 10/25/03 E-ICOLC 5th - Denmark Sara Kjellberg More information http://www.doaj.org/ Suggest a journal: http://www.doaj.org/suggest/ http://www.doaj.org/suggest/ sara.kjellberg@lub.lu.se