The Springer Compact offset model: update on progress – Jisc scholarly communications
In this blog post, Jisc Collections provides an update on how the Springer Compact agreement is progressing in the UK. In March 2015, Jisc Collections announced that it had reached an agreement with Springer for an offset model to contain the costs of publication and subscription access for UK institutions. Six months have passed since the agreement launched in January 2016, with an additional 368
What is a repository? – Jisc scholarly communications
“What is a repository” was one of the first questions I faced on joining Jisc back in 2005 and, of course, it was not the first time it had been asked even then, and it has come up periodically since then. With many OA (and some open data) policies explicitly mentioning “repositories”, it might be timely to revisit this question to see whether we have a consensus on an answer or, if not, then wher
A Schema for Open Access policies – Jisc scholarly communications
There are now many Open Access (OA) policies, from universities, research institutions and funders listed in SHERPA/JULIET, ROARMAP and MELIBEA. Such policies are often expressed in different ways, making the OA policy landscape complex for all the stakeholders involved in the process of sharing and publishing research outputs. This is particularly the case for authors who are subject to one or mo
Update on RIOXX plug-in and REF plug-in – Jisc scholarly communications
The RIOXX Application Profile, which supports the consistent tracking of open-access research publications across scholarly systems, defines the metadata institutional repositories need to record to demonstrate compliance with the RCUK policy on OA. RCUK strongly recommends that all institutional repositories at research organisations in receipt of RCUK research funding implement RIOXX and have as
OpenAIRE2020 National Open Access Desk – Jisc scholarly communications
Since the start of the OpenAIRE2020 project in January, Jisc became the UK National Open Access Desk (NOAD). This means that Jisc is now providing support and information to help UK HEIs and researchers to comply with the EC’s Horizon 2020 programme OA policy, the Open Research Data Pilot and the FP7 Post-Grant Open Access Pilot. Jisc has been working closely with UK national associations – SCONUL
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Brexit: implications for OA in the UK, and Jisc’s work in this area – Jisc scholarly communications
Jisc and international OA infrastructure – Jisc scholarly communications
7 key findings on article processing charges – Jisc scholarly communications
PASTEUR4OA: Green Light for Open Access – Jisc scholarly communications
OA Publisher Compliance Document – Jisc scholarly communications
Groups looking at OA – Jisc scholarly communications
New international controlled vocabulary for resource types – Jisc scholarly communications
Shaping the future of Jisc OA services – A sector-wide view – Jisc scholarly communications
Jisc Digifest 2016 – Open Access / Scholarly Communications Content – Jisc scholarly communications
Helping with REF OA compliance – update on Jisc services – Jisc scholarly communications
Report on open access monograph publishing – Jisc scholarly communications
REF compliance checker for EPrints ready to use – Jisc scholarly communications
Open Access books: Jisc work in the area – Jisc scholarly communications
What is Jisc doing in the area of open access (OA) monographs? – Jisc scholarly communications
SHARE and CHORUS – Jisc scholarly communications