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the journal publishers will be provided with administrative control to allow them to set up their own online area for their respective journals. In addition, the UBC Library/UBC Press are in the early stages of collaborating on some projects. To date this includes digitizing UBC Press publication ‘Atlas of British Columbia’ and hosting ancillary or supplementary materials of UBC press publications in cIRcle, UBC's Information repository. University of Guelph Library http://journal.lib.uoguelph.ca/ The University of Guelph Library currently hosts 8 journals, with 2 more in development, using the open journal system. The hosting services are part of the broader Scholarly Communication Program at the library. All journals hosted by the library are open access. The library services are currently provided to journals for free. The specific services offered by the library are as follows: • Provide the server and software, namely Open Journal Systems (OJS) • Provide initial OJS software training to one or more journal representatives • Provide consultation on journal policies and metadata • Provide troubleshooting support to resolve questions and problems that arise • Customize the software to meet the particular requirements of the journal • Install software upgrades as they become available • Ensure perpetual access to the journal • Include the journal in high-profile discovery systems including the National Synergies platform • Promote the journal as part of their communications strategy • Provide usage statistics McMaster University Libraries http://digitalcommons.mcmaster.ca/peer_review_list.html McMaster University Libraries offers a number of services for online peer-review journals using the DigitalCommons platform. The services are part of the Scholarly Communication Program at the library. They are provided free of charge and include hosting, training, and technical support. In addition, the Digital Strategies Librarian works closely with editors upon initial start-up of the journal to create a look and feel unique, giving each of them a distinct character. The library currently hosts 10 journals, 4 of which are student-managed publications. The 33
services are available to the McMaster University community and support both subscriptionbased and open access journals. However, the library encourages journals to consider open access as an option, where possible. The library is considering requiring editors to sign a memorandum of understanding with the library to ensure that participant are serious and committed to their journal projects. University of New Brunswick Electronic Text Centre www.lib.unb.ca/Texts/ The Electronic Text Centre at University of New Brunswick Libraries offers a variety of services in the area of electronic publishing, digital imaging, and humanities computing. The Centre partners with people and institutions across Canada to promote advanced technologies in scholarly communication. The Centre is considered a vital part of the Library's commitment to enriching scholarly communication through advanced technologies and to preserving our digital heritage. The collaborative projects are based on a shared commitment to open standards for engaging with content and technologies. The Text Centre is involved in a diverse number of projects. However, in terms of peer-reviewed publications, the Centre works with both electronic journals and e-books. It is the regional node for Synergies and hosts journals participating in the project originating in the Atlantic provinces. The Centre creates and distributes 16 university journals employing a variety of business models. They also occasionally publish monographs. Queens University Library http://library.queensu.ca/ojs/index.php/index/index Queen's University Library (QUL) has installed the Open Journals System software for use by Queen's faculty and staff wishing to publish an online open-access or subscription-based journal. The library currently hosts 7 journals employing a variety of business models (open access and subscription based). The major journal in the field of surveillance studies (Surveillance & Society) has just moved to the QUL site from Germany and will be available soon. The library services are offered free of charge. Through the program, the library will provide the server space to host the journal; create the journal using OJS software and help with basic design; train editors in the use of OJS software; provide ongoing advice and support. The goal of the program is that eventually journal editors will be self-sufficient and will be able to publish future issues independently. 34
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