Publication Date
Spring 3-7-2019
Description
Jennifer Thomson, assistant professor of History at Bucknell University, interviews Jill Hallam-Miller, Dan Heuer, and Tammy Troup, Bucknell librarians, Scholarly Communications committee members, and Open Access advocates. The group contrasts the current closed model of scholarly publishing with the aims of Open Access. The discussion revolves around specific cases, describes the use of Open Educational Resources on college campuses, and includes comments about the recent decision by the University of California library to boycott Elsevier. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Open Access as a value at Bucknell University.
Rights
This recording is © 2019, Jennifer Thomson. It is presented in accordance with the license listed above. For all other uses, including commercial publication, reproduction, and quotation beyond “fair use” (Title 17, United States Code) permission must be obtained in writing from Jennifer Thomson, jennithomson@gmail.com
Creative Commons License
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Type
Interview
Contributor
Jill Hallam-Miller, Dan Heuer, Tammy Troup
Duration
00:58:59
Language
eng
Comments
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