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Many funding agencies now require data management plans to be submitted with grant proposals. In order to help make it easier to create these plans, the CU-Boulder Libraries have partnered with the DMPTool, a service of the California Digital Library that provides templates based on the requirements of various funding agencies. To get started...
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From the tragic death of (Internet activist and digital wunderkind) Aaron Swartz to a recent CU-Boulder faculty resolution, new federal funding agency policy directives from the White House, and extensive international media coverage, the movement to provide open access to research and scholarship continues to build momentum and evolve at a rapid pace. Inspired...
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Have you been hearing a lot about “open access” lately? Want to know what it’s all about? This video from PhD Comics is a great place to start!
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Thursday 10/25, 5:00pm, Ekeley W165 Sponsored by the United Government of Graduate Students (UGGS) This panel discussion will focus on open access efforts and issues at CU-Boulder. The panel will include faculty, librarian, and graduate student perspectives. Light refreshments will be provided courtesy of UGGS. Panel Speakers Andrew Johnson, Metadata Librarian, University Libraries Carly...
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Monday, 10/22 5:15pm, Atlas 204, second floor lounge Come watch the SPARC/World Bank Open Access Week Kick-Off Event with other members of the CU-Boulder community. The event features “a distinguished panel of speakers representing a broad range of stakeholders in the Open Access movement—researchers, students, policy makers, publishers and academics—who will discuss why Open...
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Libraries Symposium Series October 18th, 3:30-5:00 Norlin Library, N410 This library-focused forum will be an informal opportunity to discuss current issues and trends around open access, including publishing, institutional repositories, legislation, and author rights. Question topics could range from clarification of concepts to concerns about talking with faculty and students about open access. Ask...
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Looking to publish your research? From journal selection and impact factors to open access and author’s rights, this workshop will provide you with an overview of the publishing process and tips for navigating the dynamic realm of digital scholarship. Led by Megan Bresnahan and Andrew Johnson Norlin Library Room E113 map 12:00- 1:00 Bring your Lunch and join...
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The Library is celebrating Open Access Week from October 22-28. We’re working closely with the United Government of Graduate Students to put on a slate of informative and exciting events on this important topic. Save the dates and come check ‘em out! 10/17 Getting Published: Strategies for Success University Libraries Learner’s Lunch Workshop 12:00-1:00pm,...
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