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Digital Scholarship From the Bottom Up: The Library's Role in Open Access Student Journals (Netspeed 2013)
The document discusses the role of libraries in supporting open access student journals, highlighting the basics of the Open Journal System (OJS), its functionalities, uses, and considerations. It provides a range of links for resources and examples related to OJS and various student journals. The focus is on how libraries can facilitate the creation and management of these journals.
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Editor's Notes
- #6 Admin screen
- #10 Page with peer-review forms, creating additional pages, email forms.
- #12 Review process
- #13 Just show screens for copyediting, etc. to publication.
- #15 Just show screens for copyediting, etc. to publication.
- #24 Admin/testdrive
- #51 Would you find it useful? Or do you?
- #53 Expertise in the library to make this happen, especially when it concerns graphic design of logos and CSS. And being available long term. Problems come up and they will come to you, e.g. videos, peer review form deleting, bolding email text, rewriting copyright statement, etc.
- #55 Have them sign a contract.