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Workshop on Sustainable Models for University-based Scholarly Publishing

Workshop on Sustainable Models for University-based Scholarly Publishing. 523 Butler June 1, 2004. Purpose. to explore financially sustainable and effective approaches to scholarly communications for and by higher education to identify shared interests

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Workshop on Sustainable Models for University-based Scholarly Publishing

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  1. Workshop onSustainable Modelsfor University-basedScholarly Publishing • 523 Butler • June 1, 2004

  2. Purpose • to explore financially sustainable and effective approaches to scholarly communications for and by higher education • to identify shared interests • to facilitate multi-campus collaborations

  3. A Penetrating Observation Atkinson, Ross. “Library Functions, Scholarly Communication, and the Foundation of the Digital Library: Laying Claim to the Control Zone,” Library Quarterly 66 (July 1996), 239-65

  4. Who is the Decision Maker?

  5. Criteria • Whose objectives are not being met? • What are the actual and potential resources? • What is the environment (political, technical, legal, etc. in which the solution must operate?

  6. Define the Problem

  7. Higher education has a compelling need to reassert its control over scholarly publishing and also has the technical means for doing so.

  8. We need to work on the financial, cultural and political issues.

  9. That’s our task today!

  10. We’ve assembled some of the best and brightest for this Workshop to tackle these issues!

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