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New initiatives from Memorial Libraries that support research, teaching, & learning in the digital world.
Last Updated: May 8, 2012 URL: http://guides.library.mun.ca/openaccess Print Guide RSS UpdatesEmail AlertsShareThis

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Open Access Publishing

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Open Access (OA) is a global movement to make scholarly content more easily discoverable and accessible by removing subscription and login barriers. Get higher visibility for your work while retaining control over your copyrights.

 

Creative Commons

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We encourage authors to use Creative Commons licenses on works for which they own copyright. 

 

Open Access Initiatives

Journal Hosting

Faculty and graduate students can start an Open Access journal on the library's publishing platform.

Research Repository

The Research Repository is an Open Access platform to showcase and preserve Memorial University's creative and intellectual output. 

Author's Fund

The library has set up a fund to help pay processing charges for Memorial authors who publish in OA journals.

Scholarly Communication at Memorial Libraries

Memorial University Libraries are collaborating with campus partners to architect a new suite of web-based Scholarly Communication services tailored to meet the needs of researchers working in a digital environment. We are partnering with faculty to make unique collections available electronically, to release funded research for public consumption, and to leverage interactive web technologies in service of scholarly communication.

Intrigued?

To learn more about OA, visit our OA overview.

The Library is also available to give customzied OA workshops to your group. To explore this option, contact sgordon@mun.ca.

 

Contacts

Shannon Gordon

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Copyright

If you are interested in Open Access, you may also want to learn more about Copyright.

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