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A GLAMR dissemination and preservation model Jaye Weatherburn amp Ross Harvey ALIA National Conference 30 August 2016 Google doc httpbitly2aDBK51 jayechats TaksNz ID: 788279

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LIS journal publishing for the digital age

A GLAMR dissemination and preservation modelJaye Weatherburn & Ross Harvey

ALIA National Conference

30 August 2016

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Google doc: http://bit.ly/2aDBK51

@jayechats @TaksNz

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‘Clearly the writing is on the wall: open access is coming, in one form or another. It’s only a question of working out the logistics’ - Barbara Fister 2016

‘

Orthodox

journals will soon be understood as tombstones: end of debate certificates’

Patrick Dunleavy 2012

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ALJ + AARL = JALIA

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The journal model that JALIA continues does not cater to the ways in which social media-savvy, digitally literate

information professionals work

Our focus questions

What are the key principles on which a new journal should be based?

What could a new GLAMR OA journal look like?

How could it harness the full potential of social media?

Should a new publishing model utilise content management and archival systems for preservation of content?

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G+L+A+M+R = convergence

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GLAMR sectors are increasingly

interconnected & driven by digital imperatives

new journal model must encourage all

sectors to contribute

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What do readers want now?

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What do readers want now?

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print version

pen p

eer

revie

Default

CC-BY

licensi

range of

metrics

Rolling publication

Easy

social media

sharing

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What we propose

‘What if manuscripts were treated as dynamic objects, rather than static attachments to be shuffled along the process of publication? I envision a workflow where the research objects, manuscripts, data files, et cetera are made web-friendly, machine-readable and interactive at the earliest possible stages’ -

Carly

Strasser

2016

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Google doc: http://bit.ly/2aDBK51

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‘Social media is a long-term addition to the scholarly

infrastructure…“dark social” sharing is where the really serious change is happening’

Kent