ASERL members are invited to attend the third and last webinar in this series, "DOAJ at 20: Trusted," on the 7th of December at 14.00 UTC (9am ET/8am Central Time). This 90 minute webinar will have our four speakers, Judith Barnsby, Ivan Oransky, Ixchel Faniel and Dr Haseeb Irfanullah, discuss what it means to be trusted, […]
Please join us with your thorniest copyright-related questions! Copyright experts from ASERL libraries are here to help. These sessions are not recorded to allow free-flowing exchange of ideas. REGISTER at https://emory.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUrcOGhrz0sG9ZHbDZwBv8ToZ0QQtQfJr4r Questions can be submitted anonymously in advance, if desired -- see https://forms.gle/HS6TwQidafxn2xJa7
Please join us with your thorniest copyright-related questions! Copyright experts from ASERL libraries are here to help. These sessions are not recorded to allow free-flowing exchange of ideas. REGISTER at https://emory.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIldOCqrzsqG90s81GUCEvgGpASdBmfV0SN Questions can be submitted anonymously in advance, if desired -- see https://forms.gle/HS6TwQidafxn2xJa7
Join the ASERL Scholarly Communications Interest Group for the first of a four-part series looking at hot topics in scholarly communications. Each series will feature a presenter with plenty of time for questions and conversation. ******************************************************************************************************************************* Artificial intelligence and its impact on libraries and other cultural heritage institutions is a current hot topic, and in […]
Co-Sponsored by ASERL's Collection Strategies Interest Group and Scholarly Communications Interest Groups ASERL's Collections Strategies and Scholarly Communications Interest Groups are sponsoring a discussion among ASERL members about transformative agreements at our respective institutions. We are looking to serve as a participatory forum to share experiences -- both positive and negative -- of these […]
A panel will discuss their support of and perspectives on open access monographs, and how these fit within greater collection policies and the overall scholarly communication ecosystem. Speakers: Haley Walton, Librarian for Open Scholarship and Education, Duke University Kathleen DeLauenti, Director, Arthur Friedheim Music Library, Peabody Institute, Johns Hopkins University Chris Palazzolo, Head of Collections, […]
ASERL Community Call: National Perspectives on the State of Transformative / OA Agreements Presenters: Mat Wilmott (Assistant Director for Open Access Agreements, University of California System) and Allison Langham-Putrow (University of Minnesota / head of SPARC's Data Analysis Working Group in SPARC's Journal Negotiation Community of Practice)