Scholarly Publishing & Communication   Tags: author disambiguation, copyright, fair use, identifiers, open access, publishing, scholarly communication  

Resource for Dartmouth faculty and administrators

Retain the rights to use your published journal material in your teaching and to post the final version on your website

Dartmouth fund application for publishing in an OA journal.

A central resource to support the research enterprise at Dartmouth by providing guidance and stewardship for the research community and the College.

Dartmouth faculty publication of original scholarly content in a digital environment through the Library.

Latest books published by Dartmouth faculty on display in the King Arthur Flour Cafe.

A guide to helpful books in career guidance, writing manuals and style guides, programs and software, etc.

Provides context and background by summarizing key issues to offer quick, basic information on scholarly communication topics. It also links to examples of specific tools, including handouts, presentations and videos for libraries to adapt and use on their own campuses.

An authoritative ‘sourcebook’ on all aspects of Open Access publishing, with materials geared towards Researchers, Librarians, Publishers, Administrators, the Public, and Students. This site offers a worldwide perspective on new developments and initiatives and has inks to additional resources and case studies.

SPARC®, is an international alliance of academic and research libraries working to correct imbalances in the scholarly publishing system.

Showcases the views of scholars about the changing nature of scholarly publishing, particularly through the "Cases in Point" section. It also is useful to helping to develop a conversation with a faculty member about how they can take action in through their own choices.