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Institutional Open Access case studies

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posted on 2018-10-01, 12:45 authored by Ellen ColeEllen Cole, David Young, Barry Hall, Nick Woolley
Case studies developed in 2015 with the University of Hull, University of Lincoln, Durham University and Teesside University to show different institutional contexts of Open Access.

The case studies were developed through semi-structured, multi-disciplinary focus group discussions focusing on five key areas of Open Access implementation:

1) Costs
2) Structure and workflows
3) Institutional policy and strategy
4) Advocacy, training and awareness
5) Metadata and systems

The case studies give an overview of different approaches to dealing creatively with the problems posed by OA policies.

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