Introduction to Scholarly Communication and the CSCDC

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The serials crisis aka The crisis in scholarly communica1on

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A presentation by Claire Stewart introducing scholarly communication and the Center for Scholarly Communication & Digital Curation (CSCDC). Presented to the Library Board of Governors, September 2011.

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The serials crisis 

aka 

The crisis in scholarly 

communica1on 

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Scholarly communica1on 

Research network visualiza1on for Darrell Abernethy h<p://www.experts.scival.com/jhu/expertNetwork.asp?n=Darrell+Abernethy&u_id=4847 

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Open access 

Open access literature is digital, online, free of charge, and free of most copyright and licensing restric1ons. Peter Suber 

h<p://www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/overview.htm 

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Recent developments, policy and legisla1on 

•  NIH mandate: requested 2005, required 2008 •  NSF mandate: data management plans •  FRPAA, other funder mandates •  Copyright cases – Google project and lawsuits – Cases against libraries •  Georgia State e‐reserve •  UCLA streaming media •  HathiTrust orphan works 

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New forms of scholarship & 

data‐intensive scholarship 

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eScience and eResearch 

Baraniuk, Richard G. 2011. “More Is Less: Signal Processing and the Data Deluge.”  Science 331 (6018) (February 11): 717 ‐719. doi:10.1126/science.1197448. 

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When literary theory meets network theory: graphing Hamlet Morei, Franco. 2011. Network theory, plot analysis. Literary Lab, Stanford University. Figs. 3 & 4 

Digital humani1es: ‘distant reading’ 

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Digital humani1es: virtual research environments, digital publishing 

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Science Staff. 2011. “Challenges and Opportuni1es.”  Science 331 (6018) (February 11): 692 ‐693. doi:10.1126/science.331.6018.692. 

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Center for Scholarly Communica1on and Digital Cura1on 

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Services and projects 

•  Publishing: authors rights and publisher contracts •  Copyright: interpre1ng fair use and other exemp1ons, when to seek permission 

•  Promo1ng open access: advocacy, events, alterna1ves •  Data management consulta1ons, data archiving, data lifecycle support 

•  Repository and preserva1on services: suppor1ng use and reuse 

•  Strategic conversa1ons around digital humani1es •  Northwestern Scholars, research networking, bibliometrics 

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How? 

•  Virtual organiza1on, physical hub •  Ac1vely seeking partners across campus and beyond 

•  Library affiliates: dipping into the deep exper1se in the library 

•  Consul1ng and program affiliates 

•  Research, experimenta1on, proofs of concept, retraining, retooling