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Scholarly communication: future perspectives

Paul Ayris-2005-02-25-UCL Discovery (University College London)
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This paper will look at future perspectives for scholarly communication. It will look at the institutional information landscape, assess the library context, analyse the concept of Open Access, look at Open Access implementations in the UK, evaluate the strengths of the Open Access approach, identify drivers for change, speculate on possible weaknesses in the new model, and come to a conclusion on where the changes in the current scholarly communications process will lead.

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This paper will look at future perspectives for scholarly communication. It will look at the institutional information landscape, assess the library context, analyse the concept of Open Access, look at Open Access implementations in the UK, evaluate the strengths of the Open Access approach, identify drivers for change, speculate on possible weaknesses in the new model, and come to a conclusion on where the changes in the current scholarly communications process will lead.

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Scholarly communicationContext (archaeology)Strengths and weaknessesImplementationProcess (computing)Data scienceAccess to informationComputer science

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