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Updated Apr 9 11:07am
Academic publishing typically brings to mind peer-review and prestigious journals. Thanks to technological changes and experimentation with new formats, publishing is evolving.
The NC State University Libraries’ Open Knowledge Center (OKC) constantly monitors these developments and can provide the following information to individuals, departments, or administrators:
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The OKC provides expertise that can help you negotiate the legal and policy issues surrounding your publication decisions.
Many authors choose to make their work available online by making it "open access" (OA). Scholarly consensus has developed that publications that are made openly available online contribute to a readership and citation advantage.
Scholar-led and academy-owned platforms like Open Journal Systems and PubPub allow the research community to establish and control the production and dissemination of research and scholarship.
Several research units on campus publish their own open access journals:
The Open Knowledge Center is available to advise on best practices for open access journal publishing and management, including author contracts, indexing, licensing options, platform choice, editorial/technical workflows, and more.