[…] screen readers. Our commitment to accessibility included working to become the first university press with a Benetech Global Certified Accessible workflow. Reinforcing research infrastructure For Provosts and Academic Deans, supporting the infrastructure of research is a core responsibility, and an […]
[…] Silverchair Many in our community are deeply familiar with content platforms that are utilized by scholarly publishers to provide publishing workflows leading up to and including access to their publications. It could be that one day publishers will no longer […]
[…] fields using citation activity as the primary indicator of impact. Details of our evaluation process can be found here: https://clarivate.com/products/scientific-and-academic-research/research-discovery-and- workflow-solutions/web-of-science/core-collection/editorial-selection-process/editorial-selection-process/ Q: The release states that over 9,000 journals will get Impact Factors. Can you provide a breakdown like how […]
[…] predominantly subscription-based journal publishing landscape; predatory journals and piracy against paywall-restricted journals remains a concern; infrastructural advancements are transforming publishing workflows and journal access, making the whole system almost paperless; and the focus on sustainable development as well as DEIA […]
[…] that we sometimes forget when we become focused on specific issues, whether it’s on predatory journals, how to develop better workflow techniques, or customer service. Attending SSP is a reminder that we are not alone, and, if we’re lucky, someone […]
[…] participating in sessions focused on the open access agreements and the potential use of the OA Switchboard to improve the workflow efficiency. I have realized the importance of communication and collaboration among stakeholders in scholarly publishing to build a more […]
[…] AUPresses President Lisa Bayer (University of Georgia Press) highlights university press-library collaborations to support the evolution of the monograph, building workflows and platforms as well as developing communal funding models, in “Sustaining and Reimaging the Monograph,” her keynote to 2021 […]
[…] the intended value, both to users and in the market. In this case, as in many of Elsevier’s research infrastructure, workflow, and analytics acquisitions over the past decade, there seems to be a compelling corporate strategy combined with an unmatched […]
[…] without relevant research interests are also not taking part. A full list of institutions taking part as well as the workflow for authors is available from IOPP’s publishing support website. Roughly how many articles do CRKN member organizations publish in […]
[…] are why we see an increasing turn to payment-to-publish rather than payment-to-read revenue models as well as publishers pivoting to workflow support and hosting preprints, data, etc. directly. Publishers are innovating in order to attempt to shore up their centrality. […]
[…] dozen discrete apps offer a wholesale improvement on the diverse and nuanced experiences of using scholarly information? Improvements to scholarly workflows and ecosystems in the last 5-10 years have offered incremental moves in the right direction and, ultimately, may streamline […]
[…] now provide persistent identifiers (PIDs) and the associated metadata for a range of research outputs and resources, which include software, workflows, samples, data management plans (DMPs), and a range of text documents. Our members inform us about the needs in […]
[…] feedback from other registered users on a regular basis. If we explore other aspects of scholarly publishing — publication format, workflow, data sharing mechanisms, copyright, or licensing — we will find diverse options in practice. We may explain such diversity […]
[…] of requirement included here is that our platform needs to be operable using just a keyboard, ensuring user actions and workflows are expected. We did these annual audits with an Accessibility team of two individuals with backgrounds in user experience […]
[…] experiment. Scholarly publishers of all sizes are developing new business models, establishing partnerships, launching pilot projects, and adapting systems and workflows. To innovate, it is necessary to take risks. However, the risks must be taken wisely, using the best available […]