Open Access

Open Access Stian Håklev (CC BY) OISE, February 29, 2012

Traditional models

(traditional) Open Access Green OA Gold OA

Self-archive (green)

http://www.sherpa.ac.uk/romeo

OA journals (gold)

Beneﬁts• article is available as much as a year earlier• people all around the world, in all professions, have access• even for people who have legal access, OA versions are usually easier to access• all of the above lead to greater readership, better name recognition, more citations and opportunities

Can we do more?

MA thesis

http://reganmian.net/wiki/ref:mak2010blogs

Being an Open Scholar

Being an Open ScholarImproves the quality of your research

Being an Open Scholar Improves the quality of your researchIncreases your connections, reach, opportunities

Being an Open Scholar Improves the quality of your researchIncreases your connections, reach, opportunities “Flattens” the world of academia

Being an Open Scholar Improves the quality of your researchIncreases your connections, reach, opportunities “Flattens” the world of academia Don’t have to do all, but try some of it!

How do people ﬁnd you?

How do people ﬁnd you?It takes time, but quality content gets recognized

How do people ﬁnd you? It takes time, but quality content gets recognizedComment on others’ blogs, retweet or answer Tweets

How do people ﬁnd you? It takes time, but quality content gets recognizedComment on others’ blogs, retweet or answer Tweets Conferences, hashtags

How do people ﬁnd you? It takes time, but quality content gets recognizedComment on others’ blogs, retweet or answer Tweets Conferences, hashtags Don’t be so afraid of putting out unﬁnished work

How do people ﬁnd you? It takes time, but quality content gets recognizedComment on others’ blogs, retweet or answer Tweets Conferences, hashtags Don’t be so afraid of putting out unﬁnished work Make it possible to “follow” you

s in speech/beer 58

free software 59

creative commons 60

ccmixter 61

ﬂickr cc 62

wikipedia 63

WP Norway Urdu big

Diﬀerent meanings of open 65

the story of a seed 66

a story enabled by openness 70

Multilingualism as an asset

Toronto - “most multicultural city in the world”

Toronto - “most multicultural city in the world” University of Toronto reﬂects that

“Are we allowed to do that?”

Perspectives on bilingualism

Perspectives on bilingualism Bilingualism as ...

Perspectives on bilingualism Bilingualism as ... problem

Perspectives on bilingualism Bilingualism as ... problem right

Perspectives on bilingualism Bilingualism as ... problem right resource

Student as... user

Ulib telugu

jingpinke main 38

egyan tsp list 41

Student as... user producer

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