Scholarly Communications at UBC Ingrid Parent University Librarian UBC Library SLAIS LIBR 559L: Scholarly Communications May 31, 2011 Vancouver, BC.

Scholarly Communications at UBC

Ingrid ParentUniversity Librarian

UBC Library

SLAIS LIBR 559L: Scholarly Communications May 31, 2011Vancouver, BC

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From Scholarly Communications website:http://scholcomm.ubc.ca/

Scholarly Communications atThe University of British Columbia

-Place and Promise (Strategic Plan) references open access and scholarly communication

- Develop a campus strategy for making UBC research accessible in digital repositories, especially open access repositories

- Enhance UBC’s scholarly communications on global issues, including the web


Scholarly Communications atUBC Library

-Library Strategic Plan reinforces UBC priorities for open access and scholarly communication-Accelerate research

- Increase the impact of UBC research by making it widely available in open access digital repositories

- Be a leader in developing and promoting open access and open source methods and tools


Scholarly Communications atUBC Library

-cIRcle is the University of British Columbia's digital repository for research and teaching materials created by the UBC community and its partners. Materials in cIRcle are openly accessible to anyone on the web, and will be preserved for future generations.


UBC Library activities

•Library reorganization so that Digital Initiatives portfolio includes scholarly communications and cIRcle•Accelerate Research Project Charter

• Capacity building for cIRcle• Copyright website (completed)• Open Access fund (recommendation)• Digital Repository survey (2012)


UBC Library activities

•License Database: http://licenses.library.ubc.ca/


UBC campus activities

•Open Access Week•GSS cIRcle Open Scholar Award•Innovative Dissemination of Research Award


Dimas Yusuf, 2011 winner for his Transcription Factor Encyclopedia (Tfe)http://www.cisreg.ca/cgi-bin/tfe/home.pl

UBC Scholarly Communications Steering Committee

•Co-chaired by University Librarian and Vice Provost, Academic Resources•Includes membership from all faculties and colleges, with library and student representation Purpose of the Committee•To create a wider forum for discussion and consideration of changes to the system of scholarship •To recommend action •To support to manage new scholarly distribution and information dissemination models


UBC Scholarly Communications Steering Committee

Highlights from Year OneThree priorities were identified by the Steering Committee:•Open Access Working Group•Tenure and Promotion Working Group•University Publishing (Scholarly Publishing) Working Group


IFLA and Scholarly Communication

•Berlin Declaration•Manifesto on Open Access•IFLA Project: Digital Reference Guidelines and Standards

• http://www.ifla.org/en/node/1776

•IFLA Working Group on Guidelines for Digital Libraries

• http://www.ifla.org/en/digital-libraries/guidelines


Thank you!

Ingrid [email protected]

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Further Reading… UBC’s Strategic Plan. http://strategicplan.ubc.ca/the-plan/

UBC Library. Strategic Plan 2010-2015. http://strategicplan.library.ubc.ca/

UBC Library Copyright website. http://collections.library.ubc.ca/copyright

UBC Scholarly Communications website. http://scholcomm.ubc.ca/

Innovative Dissemination of Research Award. http://scholcomm.ubc.ca/events-awards/award/

2010 Canadian University Publishing Symposium held at UBC March 21-22, 2010. http://blogs.ubc.ca/universitypublishing/.


Scholarly Communications at UBC Ingrid Parent University Librarian UBC Library SLAIS LIBR 559L: Scholarly Communications May 31, 2011 Vancouver, BC.

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