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- 1. The State of “Open.” Heather Joseph Executive Director, SPARC Open Research Funders Group Meeting Washington, DC November 8, 2018
- 2. Open What?
- 3. Piwowar et al. (2018), The state of OA: a large-scale analysis of the prevalence and impact of Open Access articles. PeerJ 6:e4375; DOI 10.7717/peerj.4 375
- 6. https://www. nap.edu/catal og/25116/ope n-science-by- design- realizing-a- vision-for- 21st-century
- 7. 1. Pulling it all together.
- 8. “An open ecosystem that ensures that the production, communication, access, and use of all research objects across the research cycle maximizes the global public good by being rapid, transparent, relevant, equitable, and inclusive.” - Kristen Ratan, Coko Foundation
- 9. 2. Making sure it works for everyone.
- 10. World Scaled by Number of Documents with Authors by Country
- 11. Considering equity and inclusivity when we make decisions on what initiatives and policies to support...
- 14. Do we want to simply “flip” the current publishing system we have from one supported by subscriptions to one supported by Article Processing Charges (APCs)?
- 15. Or do we want to truly transform the the way research is conducted and shared?
- 16. 3. Empowering ongoing scientific communication – not just publishing.
- 20. 4. Building new fee-for-service business models supporting ongoing communication – not just article publishing.
- 22. Opportunity for partnerships to Underwrite transition: Funders + Institutions/Libraries + Societies
- 23. 5. Ensuring community ownership/control of infrastructure
- 25. “Everything we have gained by opening content and data will be under threat if we allow the enclosure of scholarly infrastructures.” ( -Builder, Lin & Neylon, 2015)
- 26. 6. Defining what we do want to reward – instead of just talking about what we don’t.
- 29. Thank You. Heather Joseph Executive Director, SPARC heather@sparcopen.org Twitter: @hjoseph
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- NOT because there no scholarship being produced in these regions; But rather the scholarship is not Appearing in the journals that have come to dominate the market. That essentially means it’s scholarship that is in written (not oral, or any form..), it’s in English, and it addresses topics of interest to those who run/publish the dominant journals - primarily in Northern Europe,& North America. Topics that may be of deep interest and import locally have little place in the “global” literature.This is deeply and dangerously reinforced by current systems of incentives and rewards, which directly reward scholars for publication in “named” journals, “international” journals, and journals that carry high impact factors... and journals that also generally carry high price tags to access.
- We need to carefully and deliberately consider the implications when we are making decisions about directions/things to supports.
- What about the vision of supporting an entirely new set of communications platforms (or channels), where content contributions of all kinds can be shared in real time, and where truly new ways of of prioritizing and valuing them can take place?
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