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Paolo Mangiafico posted eventsOpen Access Publishing
October 21, 2010 from 9am to 10pmOpen Access at Duke: Why here, why now?
October 19, 2010 from 2pm to 3pm
Donna Okubo commented on Paolo Mangiafico's blog post Videos with Duke scholars about the benefits of open access"Thank you Paolo for sharing this wonderful videos.
Wouldn't it be great to have a collection of videos like these from every institutions!
Don't forget to post your materials or activies on how people in your institutions have been using…"
Paolo Mangiafico posted a blog postVideos with Duke scholars about the benefits of open access
I just posted a handful of videos with scholars at Duke talking about open access and how it benefits both them personally as well as the broader community.Two of these videos were produced by the Duke Law School for OA Week in 2009, and two of them are new for this year. The new…See More
Paolo Mangiafico is attending Richard A. Danner's event
Implementing the Durham Statement: Best Practices for Open Access Law Journals at Duke Law School
October 22, 2010 from 9:30am to 4:30pm
Sponsored by the Duke Law School J. Michael Goodson Law Library and Center for the Study of the Public Domain, and the Harvard Law Library: A workshop aimed at student law review editors, designed to present and discuss best practices for law journals as increasing numbers move into electronic publishing. The workshop is also open to law librarians, law review advisers, and all others who are interested in open access and legal publishing. It will be webcast and promoted to all ABA-accredited…See More
Paolo Mangiafico posted a blog postOpen Access Week at Duke - getting started already
In the weeks leading up to OA Week in October, librarians and staff from Duke University will be writing a series of blog posts about different aspects of Open Access. Our News & Communications Office will also be posting some interviews with Duke researchers who have benefited from open access.The first blog post is up now at the…See More
Paolo Mangiafico posted a blog postOpen Access Week at Duke - getting started already
In the weeks leading up to OA Week in October, librarians and staff from Duke University will be writing a series of blog posts about different aspects of Open Access. Our News & Communications Office will also be posting some interviews with Duke researchers who have benefited from open access.The first blog post is up now at the…See More
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- Are you participating in OAWeek 2016? (You can update this later)
- Yes--definitely!
- First name
- Paolo
- Last name
- Mangiafico
- Organization/institution name
- Duke University
- Type of institution
- Academic Institution
- What's your position?
- Other
- What's the level of OA awareness where you are?
- Medium
- What are your goals for OA Week 2015?
- Will be working with colleagues at Duke to build more awareness of OA issues and the services the libraries can provide to support OA.
- How did you hear of the OA Week site?
- Blue
Open Access at Duke
Some background on open access efforts at Duke over the past year:
Open Access for Scholarly Writing: Faculty consider policy to broaden use of research (Duke Today, March 2010)
Faculty Move Forward on Open Access Policy: Work to begin on building service system for repository (Duke Today, March 2010)
Open Access at Duke (Kevin Smith's Scholarly Communications @ Duke blog, March 2010)
Setting the default to openness: Paolo Mangiafico, on Open Access at Duke University (opensource.com, May 2010)
Open Access at Duke Law
Medical Center Library Open Access guide
Open Access for Scholarly Writing: Faculty consider policy to broaden use of research (Duke Today, March 2010)
Faculty Move Forward on Open Access Policy: Work to begin on building service system for repository (Duke Today, March 2010)
Open Access at Duke (Kevin Smith's Scholarly Communications @ Duke blog, March 2010)
Setting the default to openness: Paolo Mangiafico, on Open Access at Duke University (opensource.com, May 2010)
Open Access at Duke Law
Medical Center Library Open Access guide
Paolo Mangiafico's Videos
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Videos with Duke scholars about the benefits of open access
I just posted a handful of videos with scholars at Duke talking about open access and how it benefits both them personally as well as the broader community.
Two of these videos were produced by the Duke Law School for OA Week in 2009, and two of them are new for this year. The… Continue
Two of these videos were produced by the Duke Law School for OA Week in 2009, and two of them are new for this year. The… Continue
Posted on September 29, 2010 at 11:48am — 1 Comment
Open Access Week at Duke - getting started already
In the weeks leading up to OA Week in October, librarians and staff from Duke University will be writing a series of blog posts about different aspects of Open Access. Our News & Communications Office will also be posting some interviews with Duke researchers who have benefited from open access.
The first blog post is up now at the… Continue
The first blog post is up now at the… Continue
Posted on September 3, 2010 at 1:00pm
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