I’m not sure that Dr Weckowska has thought through the full implications of the
HEFCE policy:
In addition, she says: “Under the new HEFCE policy, researchers have incentives
to make their best 4 papers accessible through the gold or green OA route
(assuming that the REF again requires 4 papers)
My, what a lot of (pessimistic) speculation based on a survey of
bioscientists’ attitudes after the RCUK policy was announced and before the
new HEFCE/REF policy was announced!
I’d suggest that the speculation about which (and how many) of their
journal articles UK authors will deposit at accepta
The challenge now for UK Universities will be to keep librarians out of the
way of reserachers, or their assistants, depositing the basic meta-data and
full text in the repository. At the University of Reading, where I was
involved in early developments around the IR but left the University bef
Andrew Adams raises an important point from my perspective, and this problem is
not limited to the UK.
Even though I am a librarian and enthusiastic advocate of self-archiving
myself, when my library has policies that don't let me upload my work and get
my URL immediately, my inclination is to
Andrew is so right.
We did the rounds of this at Southampton, where the library (for obscure
reasons of its own) wanted to do time-consuming and frustrating (for the
author) "checks" on the deposit (is it suitable? is it legal? are the
metadata in order?). In ECS we bagged that right away. And now
: 23 September 2014 14:33
To: Global Open Access List (Successor of AmSci)
Subject: [GOAL] Re: The Open Access Interviews: Dagmara Weckowska, lecturer in
Business and Innovation at the University of Sussex
Andrew is so right.
We did the rounds of this at Southampton, where the library (for
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> Subject: [GOAL] Re: The Open Access Interviews: Dagmara Weckowska, lecturer
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> Andrew is so right.
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> We did the rounds of this
who have done
> so much to fill repositories and to educate researchers about OA) out of
> the way (wish 2) is going to help achieve wish 1.
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rs about OA) out of the way (wish 2) is going to help
achieve wish 1.
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Sent: 23 September 2014 14:33
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Subject: [GOAL] Re: The Open Access Interviews: Dagmara Weckowska, lecturer
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Universities do not, and should not, assume liability for what others may do
on their premises, whether physical or virtual. If someone
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