开放获取期刊对高校图书馆期刊管理工作影响分析

开放获取期刊是开放获取信息三种模型之一,对高校图书馆期刊的采访、期刊管理、期刊服务及期刊馆员的业务能力产生了很大的影响.分析这些影响,采取合适的对策,是高校图书馆期刊管理工作面对的新任务.     

Penetration of Nigerian predatory biomedical open access journals 2007–2012: a bibliometric study

This paper presents the bibliometric characteristics of 32 biomedical open access journals published by Academic Journals and International Research Journals – the two Nigerian publishers in Jeffery Beall's list of 23 predatory open access publishers in 2012. Data about the journals and the authors of their articles were collected from the websites of the publishers, Google Scholar and Web of Science. As at December 2012, the journals had together produced a total of 5,601 papers written by 5,599 authors, and received 12,596 citations. Authors from Asia accounted for 56.79% of the publications; those from Africa wrote 28.35% while Europe contributed 7.78%. Authors from Africa accounted for 18.25% of the citations these journals received, and this is about one‐third the number of citations by authors in Asia (54.62%). At country level, India ranks first in the top 10 citer countries, while Nigeria, the host country of the journals, ranked eighth. More in‐depth studies are required to develop further information about the journals such as how much scientific information the journals contain, as well as the science literacy of the authors and the editorial.     

开放存取环境下图书馆外刊资源建设

分析了目前图书馆外刊资源建设面临的困境,开放存取环境对外刊工作的影响。探讨了开放存取环境下整合馆藏外刊资源和开放存取的外刊资源的途径。     

开放存取与高校图书馆的外文期刊工作

开放存取具有文献可以通过公共互联网自由免费获取的特点,因此必然会对高校图书馆的外文期刊工作产生越来越大的影响。本文分析了开放存取期刊对高校图书馆外刊资源建设及外刊服务方式与手段的影响,并提出了充分利用开放存取资源的相关措施。     

Web3.0时代学术期刊开放同行评议的实质和审稿模型构建

为了解决同行评议中不公平、不透明、时效性差的问题,提出改变审稿方式,采用开放同行评议的办法.在分析开放同行评议透明、交互、高效、共享、完整实质的基础上,尝试构建开放同行评议的审稿模型,并指出制订规范的编辑出版政策,构建专业化投稿和审稿平台,调动参与者的积极性,是实施开放同行评议的关键环节.     

图情领域开放存取期刊学术影响力评价

开放存取期刊已成为重要的学术信息源,对于所选取的图情领域的87份开放存取期刊运用引文分析法、网络链接分析法等方法进行学术影响力分析,发现图情领域开放存取期刊已具备了一定的影响力,但还有待提高.应用网络链接分析法来评价OA期刊的学术影响力尚存在一定问题,需要相关理论与实践研究的进一步完善.     

医学院校图书馆开放存取资源建设分析及思考

以76所医学类本科院校图书馆为调查样本,对医学院校图书馆开放存取资源建设现状进行调查,分析医学院校图书馆开放存取资源建设存在的问题,并从资源的搜集、揭示、建设、共享等方面提出具体的开放存取资源建设实施策略。     

The Public Knowledge Project and the Simon Fraser University Library: A Partnership in Open Source and Open Access

The Public Knowledge Project is an ongoing collaboration between academics, librarians, publishers, editors, and software developers, working together to build alternatives in scholarly publishing. The project has developed a suite of open source software that significantly reduces the time and expense required for producing academic journals and conferences, and facilitates making research results freely available through open access. This article examines the history of the project, provides an overview of its open source software, discusses the growing community participating in the project, and considers its future directions.     

试析高校图书馆电子期刊的管理及利用

在充分分析电子期刊发展状况、电子期刊对高校图书馆影响及各高校图书馆管理利用电子期刊现状的基础上,提出了当前高校图书馆电子期刊管理及利用的应对措施.     

Open access — the rise and fall of a community‐driven model of scientific communication

• In 25 years, open access has become a significant part of scientific communication, but its success story should not conceal a fundamental change of its nature.
• Open access started at the grassroots, as a bottom‐up, community‐driven model of open journals and repositories but today the driving forces are commercial, institutional, and political interests.
• The fall of open access as a community‐driven model is running the risk of becoming dysfunctional for scientists and may create new barriers and digital divides.

     

高校图书馆推动学术期刊从订阅模式向开放获取模式转化的困境与出路

[目的/意义]开放获取进程中的"双重收费"问题引起了出版商、图书馆及科研人员的关注与讨论。本文在此背景下分析探索学术期刊从订阅模式向开放获取模式转化的中国路径,以期引起高校图书馆对开放获取进程中"双重收费"问题的关注,为新时期高校图书馆文献资源建设的转型发展提供启示。[方法/过程]通过文献调研与网络调研,梳理高校图书馆推动学术期刊从订阅模式向开放获取模式转化的必然性和可行性,以及当前学术期刊从订阅模式向开放获取模式转化的相关实践,分析总结高校图书馆在推动学术期刊从订阅模式向开放获取模式转化过程中的困境,并就如何实现转化提出相关建议。[结果/结论]高校图书馆应从观念上认识到学术期刊从订阅模式向开放获取模式转化的重要性,把研究全面开放获取作为图书馆文献资源建设的重要工作之一,以高校联盟的形式主动开展评估调研,参与国家层面的规则制定,积极研究定价模式,推进相关政策落地,推动科研成果共建共享最大化。     

Preference for electronic format of scientific journals—A case study of the Science Library users at the Hebrew University

The article reports the results of a survey on the use of printed and electronic journals in a science library. In May 2003, when the survey was conducted, users had already been exposed to electronic journals for a number of years, most of the scientific journals were accessible in electronic format while the print format was still available. The major findings are that more than 80% of the respondents frequently use and prefer an electronic format, irrespective of their rank or age. Most previous studies found an inverse relationship between e-journal usage and age, but these results indicate that by now users of all ages switched to the electronic format not only in terms of usage but of preference as well.     

HF RFID versus UHF RFID — Technology for Library Service Transformation at City University of Hong Kong

Since libraries first used RFID systems in the late 1990's, more and more libraries have identified the advantages of the technology. With advances in HF and UHF RFID, both alternatives are now viable in library applications. While some librarians are still skeptical towards UHF RFID as unproven in the library arena, the City University of Hong Kong implemented two pilot tests of the technologies. The Library formulated a set of criteria to evaluate UHF RFID against HF RFID as a possible library service transformation tool. This is to ensure that the selection of UHF or HF RFID is a rational one that is based on objective observation and analysis. The article provides background on the service transformation needs at the Library of the City University of Hong Kong. It reviews the use of HF RFID in the library arena and presents the latest development of UHF RFID. Results of the two pilot tests and how the University Library evaluated the two technologies are covered.     

Developing a model for e‐prints and open access journal content in UK further and higher education

A study carried out for the UK Joint Information Systems Committee examined models for the provision of access to material in institutional and subject‐based archives and in open access journals. Their relative merits were considered, addressing not only technical concerns but also how e‐print provision (by authors) can be achieved – an essential factor for an effective e‐print delivery service (for users). A ‘harvesting’ model is recommended, where the metadata of articles deposited in distributed archives are harvested, stored and enhanced by a national service. This model has major advantages over the alternatives of a national centralized service or a completely decentralized one. Options for the implementation of a service based on the harvesting model are presented.