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4. IR and Data Management Subcommittee Reports to SCOM. IRs At the Confederation of Open Access Repositories (COAR) founding meeting, CARL was a founding member. Kathleen Shearer represented CARL. This is a good place for CARL to have a seat at the table. The IRs Chair pointed out that the Sub-Committee will work on the following projects: The IRs Sub-Committee will continue to develop a Communication Strategy for CIHR Concerning the Simple Web-service Offering Repository Deposit (SWORD) application, the Sub-Committee will develop it further for Canadian IRs. IR Statistics Survey User services for aggregated content ; publications from IPY a good test bed Participation at the upcoming ETD conference – May 10-11 at Carleton University Joint work with Data Mgt Sub-Committee Data Management The Chair of this Sub-Committee reported that 3 of 4 activities have been; the fourth will be completed by the end of December. The Data Management Awareness Toolkit; prepared by Kathleen has been revised. The French text needs vetting; 50 copies were printed to hand out at the November 12 program featuring Richard (Rick) Luce’s keynote address. There was a very successful pilot workshop at Carleton; over 40 participants; a working group is recommended to develop further and the workshop and replicate it. Another brochure will be developed – a condensed version of the Data Management Awareness Toolkit as a leave behind item. The Data Management Sub-Committee is also Recommending to the Board, setting up a joint meeting with CUCCIO. MOTION: Create a Data Mgt/IR WG to review current practices for data set ingestion in IRs. PASSED. 5. OA models study Document 1 Currently, there are no well established assessment criteria for supporting OA journals, such as those that have been developed in the subscription environment. Is there interest by the committee in CARL developing such criteria? SPARC has recently published "Income Models for Supporting Open Access", which includes a list of models on the supply side (publishers) and the demand side (libraries). This guide may be of interest to committee members and could be used 4
as the first step in developing a set of assessment criteria for libraries to determine which OA journals they will financially support. This item was deferred for the time being. 6. Proposal for discussion - That CARL recommend to CRKN to allocate specific funds to support Open Access. CRKN plays a role in helping to transform scholarly communication; what else should it do to support Open Access? Motion: recommend to Board, that it encourage CRKN to explore opportunities to support OA. Motion Passed. There has to be a revenue stream to support OA; we have to choose to support certain products over others that do provide OA. 7. Congress 2010 in Montreal One of the themes of Congress this year is open access. There are three separate sessions planned: (1) a keynote by Robert Darnton, (2) a panel of OA journal business models by CALJ, and (3) a panel about the benefits of OA in the developing world. CARL is being asked to sponsor the third event. Leslie Chan will moderate the panel and the speakers will be developing world researchers who can articulate the potential impact of OA on their work. Theme “Connected Understanding” Congress and Concordia are looking for sponsorship – they need 9000, and have already received 3000 from an anonymous donor. Some in-kind support is needed to organize the panel – contacting speakers and organizing their travel and accommodations. This is the biggest audience to promote OA to in Canada. Concordia Staff could handle travel arrangements, CARL can help identify speakers. The Committee recommends that the Board go ahead with sponsoring this. 8. Discussion of International Open Access Week – e.g. What worked? What didn’t? Office to follow up - ask for input by e-mail what worked, what didn’t work as well, etc. 9. Create Change Canada – Ideas for more Canadian content www.createchangecanada.ca Office to follow up. 10. Reports from the field Canadiana.org Synergies CRKN COAR ARL SPARC Document 1 [Editorial note: Covered at the second general business meeting on Friday.] 5
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Appendices Recommendations I. Colle
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identify and acquire culturally sig
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Collaborative Print Repositories: A
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willingness to consider the goals o
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OCUL digital collection development
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might happen. There are still many
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Document 10 2010 Open Access Engage
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CARL Brief for Open Access Engageme
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scholarship through hybrid scholarl
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and a vital service, and (3) publis
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importance of experimenting with mo
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At its January 2010 meeting, the Si
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Recommendation: The Canadian Associ
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Meetings (resulting from letters) M
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context of world trends towards ope
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2010 Congress in Montreal CARL Spon
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Total 2010 budget of Scholarly Comm
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December 2009 Questionnaire RE: Int
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Concordia Librarians staffed welcom
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generally better Tuesday to Thursda
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UWO Western Libraries at The Univer
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A Review of Emerging Models in Cana
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Toronto, and University of Calgary.
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Case Studies The remainder of this
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The journals single revenue source
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want to be “Main Sponsors”. •
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improving access to research result
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experience dealing with the epub/xm
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collection. Contributors are encour
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References Antonius, Daniel and Ada
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