Sustaining and Enhancing the Scholarly Communications Department

Introduction
Scholarly Communication
Open Access
Academic Libraries
References
Part One Scholarly Communication and Open Access Concepts
Chapter 1Copyright Guidance
The Legal Framework
Exclusive Rights of the Copyright Holder
Exceptions to Exclusive Rights
Infringement and Remedies
Orphan Works
Conclusion
References
Chapter 2Creative Commons Licenses
Overview
Factors Contributing to the Popularity of Creative Commons Licenses
Creative Commons Licenses
Providing Guidance: Implications for Licensing under Creative Commons
Importance for Libraries
Conclusion
References
Chapter 3Author Rights
Understanding Your Author Rights
Negotiating Your Publication Agreement
Conclusion
References
Chapter 4Open Access (OA) Publishing
Introduction to Open Access (OA) Publishing
Conclusion
References
Chapter 5The Challenges and Controversies of OA Publishing
Faculty and Researchers' Awareness and Perceptions of OA Repositories
Faculty Views and Participation Rates in OA Repositories
Factors that Affect Faculty & Researchers' Participation in OA IR
Additional Individual Traits that Influence Faculty Participation in OA Repositories
Hindering Factors that Influence Faculty and Researchers' Participation in OA Repositories
Statistically Significant Factors that Affect Faculty Participation in OA IR
Conclusion
References
Chapter 6Open Educational Resources (OER)
Overview
Defining Open Educational Resources
Locating Open Educational Resources
Benefits to Using OER in the Classroom
Faculty Perspectives Regarding OER
Initiatives to Scale OER on Campus
Opportunities for Scholarly Communications Departments
Conclusion
References
Part Two Building a Scholarly Communications Department/Team
Chapter 7Building and Maintaining a Scholarly Communications Department
Introduction
Definition of Scholarly Communications
The Possible Services of a Scholarly Communications Department
The Appropriate Scale of a Scholarly Communications Department
Types of Degrees Found in Scholarly Communications Departments
Conclusion
References
Chapter 8Sustaining a Successful Scholarly Communications Department: Collaborating, Marketing, Managing, and Innovation
Introduction
Establishing a Relationship with the General Counsel's Office
Effective and Encouraging Management is Vital
A Work Environment Where Employees of a Scholarly Communications Department May Be Creative and Fail
Cross-Pollination is Vital
Offering Needed Services and Tools
Locating Blue Oceans: A Model That Helps Ensure Services and Tools Are Actually Needed
Manage/Lead as a Servant
How Burgeoning Technologies Will Affect Scholarly Communications
Universal Usability
Conclusion
References
Part Three Engaging the Campus Community
Chapter 9Connecting with the Campus Community by Providing Publication Support
Libraries as Journal Publishers and Hosts
Providing Funding to Support Research Publications in Open Access Journals
Conclusion
References
Chapter 10Supporting Researchers with an Institutional Repository
Defining Institutional Repositories
Defining Data Repositories
Conclusion
References
Chapter 11The Future of Scholarly Communications: Where Are We Headed in Cultural Heritage Institutions?
What Will Guide This Change?
Conclusion
References
Recommended Readings
Recommended Web Sites
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