[…] reason to believe that “watching avoidance” would be any different. Step #4. Treat video seriously Make sure your videos are peer–reviewed. Give them a proper home online. Embed them alongside the rest of the research you publish: articles, books, proceedings, […]
[…] Zoom fatigue. Onboarding may need to include more short videos of tasks, some independent reading, or one-on-one phone calls with peers doing similar jobs. In both our organizations, team members and peers have gone out of their way to acknowledge […]
[…] ensure that everyone who needs to can access our publications? As publishers, we must invest in openness and accessibility to peer–reviewed knowledge. We must also ensure that anti-racism guides our policies, practices, and publications. As stated in the recent Statement […]
[…] to submit their journal articles. Brand attributes, such as quality and publisher reputation, as well as key author experiences, such as peer review and the publication process, all matter greatly. Conveying brand value and delivering excellent experience drives differentiation. Branding is the foundation that everything else is […]
[…] cross-sector dialogue and harmonization around requirements such as developing common standards (e.g., around the descriptors we use for things like peer review, research grants, and research outputs) to enable interoperability across systems. When we put the same question to our attendees, […]
[…] and knowledge. The new technology is the internet. The public good they make possible is the world-wide electronic distribution of the peer–reviewed journal literature and completely free and unrestricted access to it by all.” The declaration continued: “By “open access” to […]
[…] have been greatly overstated. It is a methodologically strong paper, but weak on statistical reporting. And while published in a peer reviewed journal, readers should understand that these vendor-promoted studies may contain reporting bias and lack appropriate context. High Angle View […]
[…] hard not to imagine that there are substantial opportunities to reconceptualize the interplay between preprint repositories, manuscript submissions, and editorial/ peer review — and to wonder whether the open source community will get there before Elsevier does with SSRN and Aries. […]
[…] that Paper Digest can be “called upon” rather than the user having to come to our website. Publishers, database providers, peer–review platforms and the like will be able to embed Paper Digest through this API. The current algorithm is using […]
[…] The series, which receives generous support from the MIT Libraries, has three published titles and another currently available for open peer review. Coalition Publi.ca (James MacGregor: Public Knowledge Project; Davin Baragiotta, Érudit): This cross-Canada collaboration supports social sciences and humanities journals […]
[…] coalesced around two broad areas: Workflow issues: A medical publisher says her days are filling up as she looks across peer review and editorial systems to identify possible conflicts of interest. As our systems must accommodate rapid growth, this personal (manual) […]
[…] with all our stakeholders is just as indispensable as making transparency one of our key business principles: transparency of our peer review processes, transparency of our policies to avoid double-dipping and transparency of the value we add to a researcher’s work, […]
[…] the high quality of the editorial work that went into his publication. With an editor securing and then managing seven peer reviewers with content expertise and digital expertise, the press brought a top notch team to this work. Not only as […]
[…] and to share the link with others in your community. We will publish the results later this year in a peer–reviewed journal (and, most likely, an update here as well!) Thanks to my Metadata 2020 colleagues, Kathryn Kaiser, Rachael Lammey, […]
[…] that general issue, and to several specific difficulties with data providers, Stanford Libraries, with support from a number of our peer institutions, have put forward a Statement on Patron Privacy and Database Access. Our goal in putting forward this public […]