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Open access network Plan B DLF Forum 2015

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Not Another Damn OA Initiative?

APCsFirst Book

Subvention

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Core Principles• Demonstrate positive impact on the scholarly communication ecosystem

• Saving to libraries• Increased access to research outputs• Life-long learning potential, etc.

• Include an academic or research library, scholarly society, or university press, or similar mission-driven organization.

• Disclose financial costs and workflow processes associated with the publishing operation.

• Include plan for archiving and preservation.

• Include plan for mutually agreed upon method to modify, amend or terminate.

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Our Proposal

We ask for an annual institutional/library payment.

We encourage partnerships between libraries, scholarly societies, university presses, and others.

These mission-driven alliances develop infrastructure and best practices needed to support an open and dynamic scholarly information ecosystem.

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Phased Approach

•Launch phase demonstrate broad support for collective approach through membership program and test assumptions

•Phase 1 demonstrate proof of concept by converting some humanities and social science (HSS) publications to OA and by providing sustainable funding to some born-digital projects

•Phase 2 expand practical implementation of our model to•demonstrate it can operate at scale

•Phase 3 (full implementation phase) expand funding and broaden application and review process for proposals to include all comers, from any discipline and from any publisher

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Demonstrating broad support

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Stakeholder Feedback• Funding formula based on student FTE seems to “penalize”

large public institutions.

• It is unclear how individuals and different types of organizations, such as library consortia, might contribute.

• Grant-funding review and distribution model is too centralized, putting too much control in the hands of a few (“Soviet politburo-style of decision-making”).

• Three to five year commitments, difficult for libraries, critical to publishers.

• Transparency is important, but only to a point.

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Getting to Plan B

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Annual Payment Formula

$0.50/student/years of study to highest degree awarded

AA = $1 | BA/BS = $2 | MA/MFA/MS = $3 | PhD/MD/JD = $5+

$5/full-time faculty (administration, staff, and adjuncts exempt)

Support for institutional OA initiatives

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Distribution - Think: United Way

Annual payment goes toward institutional priorities:

• Geographic/regional

• Subject discipline

• Language (French, Spanish, Chinese, Slavic)

• Format type (OERs, journals, monographs, platforms)

$ 1,500,000

Thank you!

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Journals

Cultural Anthropology publishes articles that represent anthropological research, critical analysis, and academic writing of the very highest order. Read more…

Partners:

Table of ExpensesEditorial | Hosting/Access | Preservation | Infrastructure | Growth

List of Contributing Supporters/Subscribers Institutions | Libraries | Consortia | Individuals | Foundations

90%

$Cultural Anthropology

support

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Monographs

Profound political, economic, environmental, and technological changes now underway are shaping the prospects for peace and human well-being in the coming decades. Read more…

Partners:

Table of ExpensesEditorial | Hosting/Access | Preservation | Infrastructure | Growth

List of Contributing Supporters/Subscribers Institutions | Libraries | Consortia | Individuals | Foundations

30%

$

American Academy Studies in Global Security

support

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Evolving Platforms

MLA's publicly available repository where members can archive, promote, and share their work. Read more…

Partners:

Table of ExpensesEditorial | Hosting/Access | Preservation | Infrastructure | Growth

List of Contributing Supporters/Subscribers Institutions | Libraries | Consortia | Individuals | Foundations

45%

$

Aboutsupport

CORE!

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OA Publishing Collectives

Érudit is the largest disseminator of French-language resources in North America. Through its research platform, Érudit offers a centralized access to the majority of francophone publications in the social sciences and humanities from North America. Read more…

Partners:

Table of ExpensesEditorial | Hosting/Access | Preservation | Infrastructure | Growth

List of Contributing Supporters/Subscribers Institutions | Libraries | Consortia | Individuals | Foundations

75%

$

Aboutsupport

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Next Steps• Continue to build support

• Continue to gather feedback and refine Plan B

• Put together a pilot that tests the model

• Build a prototype of the funding dissemination platform

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