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UKeiG CPD Zoom Course: Open Access and how to exploit it

UKeiG CPD Zoom Course: Open Access and how to exploit it, presented by David Ball

31/05/2023
When: Wednesday 31st May 2023
1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Where: Zoom CPD Course
United Kingdom
Presenter: David Ball
Contact: Gary Horrocks
info.ukeig@cilip.org.uk


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UKeiG CPD Zoom Course: Open Access and how to exploit it

Wednesday, 31st May 2023 - 1 pm to 4 pm

 

The concept of Open Access to research outputs has been common currency for several years. The rapid growth of the Internet has made different publication models easily available. There are now reckoned to be well over 50,000,000 open access documents in over 5, 000 open repositories and on publishers’ websites, covering all academic disciplines, including the humanities and social sciences. 

This workshop explains open access in all its incarnations (Green, Gold, Diamond…) and explores tools and techniques for the discovery of open access materials.
The workshop also emphasises current advances in the availability of open access long-form publications (monographs). One critical driver is the recent insistence by UK Research and Innovation (seven research councils, Research England and Innovate UK), that ‘from 1 January 2024, monographs, book chapters and edited collections that acknowledge UKRI funding will need to be published Open Access.’

Who should attend?

This workshop is ideal for:

  • Information professionals in public, commercial and special libraries
  • Early career professionals in academic libraries, across all subjects, sectors and disciplines.

     

Topics covered include:

  • Open Science – what it encompasses; the rationales given for instance by the OECD for its development
  • Open Access – definitions, policy development; costs; the challenges of moving from subscription to Open Access; obstacles and practicalities 
  • Open Access scholarly monographs - the new frontier? Open Access in STM subjects is well established, but the Humanities and Social Sciences now stand to benefit greatly too
  • Tools and techniques for discovery and retrieval.

Booking and payment

If you require information about booking and payment please contact Gary Horrocks at info.ukeig@cilip.org.ukWhile credit and debit cards are the preferred method of payment, invoices are available on request using the online ‘Bill Me’ option.

 

Workshop leader

David Ball

David Ball is a consultant specialising in scholarly communication, e-books, virtual learning environments, design and management of academic libraries. As University Librarian and Head of Academic Development Services at Bournemouth University from 1994 to 2012, he created a vibrant library service, winning two major national awards. Since he became a consultant in 2012, Open Access clients include: Public Library of Science (PLoS), the Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Public Health England, OAPEN, Enabling Open Scholarship (EOS).


David was the SPARC Europe Project Officer on two major European Open Science projects: PASTEUR4OA (which aimed to support the development and implementation of policies to ensure Open Access to all outputs from publicly funded research) and FOSTER (which aimed to support researchers to incorporate Open Science in their daily workflow). He has also worked on a number of SPARC Europe projects, including Open Data Champions. 

 
 

Ticket Information

The course (including presentation slides and documentation) costs:

UKeiG/CILIP members £50 + VAT

Non-members £80 + VAT

Employer Partner staff £64 +VAT (Please contact your rep or employerpartners@cilip.org.uk for the discount code)

Credit and debit cards are the preferred method of payment.  Invoices are available on request.

 

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