Create Change
Shouldn't the way we share research be as advanced as the Internet?
New Modes
The changing scholarly communication process
New ways to share scholarship and new economic models to sustain the process are emerging from the possibilities of digital scholarship. A revolution is underway.
Change and scholarly journals
Despite the opportunity to put information in front of every potential user, access to most journals is still limited to subscribers.
Despite the opportunity to put information in front of every potential user, access to most journals is still limited to subscribers.
Open access expands sharing
Given the limitations of relying solely on fee-access journals to disseminate scholarly articles, it’s logical that there are now new options that permit expanded use
Given the limitations of relying solely on fee-access journals to disseminate scholarly articles, it’s logical that there are now new options that permit expanded use
Researchers benefit from sharing
Scholars can gain tremendous professional benefits from expanded dissemination of their work.
Scholars can gain tremendous professional benefits from expanded dissemination of their work.
Bringing down the barriers
With all the benefits of more open sharing of research, why hasn’t change proceeded more rapidly? There are a number of factors holding things back.
With all the benefits of more open sharing of research, why hasn’t change proceeded more rapidly? There are a number of factors holding things back.
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