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Author Rights & Repositories

chealsye
October 18, 2016

Author Rights & Repositories

Presentation given for a FGCU Taylor & Francis webinar series.

chealsye

October 18, 2016
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  1. Chealsye Bowley Scholarly Communication Librarian - Education + training -

    Copyright consultations - Negotiating publishing agreements - Archiving your research - Finding an OA journal - Data management plans Contact: [email protected] Office: Library 326
  2. Copy‘rights’ 1. Reproduce copies 2. Make derivative works 3. Distribute

    copies 4. Perform publicly 5. Display publicly CC-BY flickr user domakesaythink
  3. What are my publishing agreement options? Option 1: You retain

    all rights and license publication. Option 2: You transfer your copyright, but retain some specified rights. Option 3: Transfer your full copyright to the publisher.
  4. Why archive my research? • Increase impact + discoverability •

    Get more readers • Open Access - without changing publishing practices • Permitted by publishing agreement • Preservation
  5. How do I find out what I can archive? •

    Check your publishing agreement • SHERPA/RoMEO • Ask me!
  6. SHERPA/RoMEO • Publisher copyright and self-archiving policies • Search by

    ◦ Journal Title ◦ ISSN ◦ Publisher • sherpa.ac.uk
  7. Questions? Get in touch! Chealsye Bowley Email: [email protected] Phone: (239)

    745-4472 Office: Library 326 CC-BY flickr user mclead