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University of Toronto Libraries http://jps.library.utoronto.ca/ University of Toronto Libraries runs two publishing programs: Open Journal System and Open Conference system. The journal program currently hosts 24 titles, 10 of which are student led. The University of Toronto is the regional lead for the Synergies project and a number of the journals hosted by the University of Toronto have received support through Synergies to go online. The program focuses on hosting and providing advice to publishers. The library makes sure that the Canadian Social Science journals are added to Scholars Portal. They are also working on OJS software development. For example, they are trying to improve the ability of OJS to host multiple journals. For the student-run journals, the hosting is free of charge. For the other journals, the library charges a hosting fee of $750.00 per year. For publishers that cannot pay this fee, the library will consider waiving the fee. In addition the library will waive the fee in cases where it will help journals shift to an open access model or make the transition from print etc. Most of the journals and conference proceedings hosted by the library are open access. For the journals that are not, the library requests a free institutional subscription in exchange for free hosting services. University of Victoria Library http://journals.uvic.ca The University of Victoria offers a Journal Publishing Service using the Open Journal Systems software. The services are located on the central university server in order for them to be perceived as university wide services- although the staffing support comes from the library. The services include hosting, as well as assistance with clients to get the journal up and running. In the case where editors have little technical experience, library staff will train them to use the software. In some instances, hosting is provided for free, in others, where funds are available, a hosting fee is charged to the journal. All publishing activities, such as copyediting and distribution, must be funded by the publishers themselves. The library currently hosts 6 journals. Most of the journals are open access and the library encourages the editors of the journals it works with to consider the open access option. Because University of Victoria does not have a university press, the library is considering publishing monographs once the PKPs open monograph software is available. 35
University of Western Ontario Libraries http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/peer_review_list.html At the University of Western Ontario, the library has partnered with different campus units to create two peer review open access journals. It also provides a site at which a Canadian scholarly society offers delayed open access to its peer review journal. Several research centres on campus have adopted the library's publishing services to enable free public access to their academic publications and conference materials. The library uses the Digital Commons platform to host and manage the aforementioned scholarly content. 36
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Preface Special Collections in ARL
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