The document discusses various topics related to publishing including legal responsibilities as a publisher, copyright issues, open access publishing, and strategies for choosing a publishing option. It defines open access publishing as making peer-reviewed scholarly articles immediately available online for free without restrictions. Videos are embedded that further explain open access and digital tattoos. Resources on appropriation and a video defining open access publishing are also listed.

1. Publish

2. Publish: Outline
 Legally, I am a publisher, what responsibilities
come with that?
 How do I protect my work and allow others to
use it at the same time?
 How much of another work can I borrow and call
it my own?
 What is Open Access (OA) publishing?
 Is Open Access the right choice for publishing my
work?

3. Publish
 Web publishers are responsible for all of the
content that goes up on their site
 If you post on-line through your own hosted site
or social networking tool, you are a publisher

4. Publish
(click to view)
Taken from YouTube

5. Publish: Open Access –
Stevan Harnad’s Definition
Access to full text of all refereed research
journal articles that is:
 Immediate
 Permament
 Free

6. Publish: Open Access –
Peter Suber’s Definition
 Putting peer-reviewed scientific, scholarly
literature on internet
 Available free of charge
 Free of most copyright and licensing
restrictions
 Removes barriers to serious research

7. Publish: Dr. Anita Palepu
(click to view)
Taken from YouTube

8. Publish: Strategies
 Discuss and consult your publishing options
 Open-Access journal publish advantages
– Fast turn-around
– High impact
– Equal access for all
– Accelerated research
– More accessible
– Give back

9. What’s your digital tattoo?

10. Resources
 “When Is It Okay to Appropriate?” 26 May. 2009. YouTube. Web. 20 Aug. 2012.
 “Digital Tattoo with Dr. Anita Palepu OPEN ACCESS PUBLISHING.” 6 Apr. 2011. YouTube.
Web. 20 Aug. 2012.
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