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OPEN ACCESS FUNDING (Finansowanie Open Access)

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Walek A.
Zagadnienia Informacji Naukowej
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2010
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issue 2(96)
77-84
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Open Access funding is an extremely important question, however hardly mentioned in Polish literature. The Open Access model, assumed to assure free access to resources, generates system, organizational, and administrative costs, which we shall be aware of. The author discusses current methods of Open Access publications' funding, like: author, institutional, double, shared, and hybrid models, as well as governmental funding, grants, and payable membership in an OA publishing house. Particular attention is put on an author model of financing OA publications, assuming that costs of publishing texts are paid by their authors. The levels of authorship fees in most of commercial OA and hybrid journals' publishers are described.
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Open access solutions: the electronic archive of the University of Debrecen

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Karacsony G.
Tudomanyos es Muszaki Tajekoztatas ( Scientific and Technical Information; Hungarian journal of library and information science)
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2007
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vol. 54
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issue 8
343-351
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Institutional repositories are dedicated to store and preserve the intellectual property of the institution and are built on the principle of open access. The paper presents a Hungarian example, the case study of the institutional repository of the University of Debrecen.
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Literature of the open access to scientific publications in Hungary

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Koltay T., Toth E.
Tudomanyos es Muszaki Tajekoztatas ( Scientific and Technical Information; Hungarian journal of library and information science)
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2006
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vol. 53
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issue 3
128-132
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Open access is a possible answer of researchers and (to a lesser extent) librarians to the problem of the rising prices of academic journals. This alternative utilizes the new opportunities offered by electronic publishing. Although the number of Hungarian articles dealing with this topic is small, it is worth reviewing the relevant literature.
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OPEN ACCESS -NEW WAY OF PUBLISHING RESEARCH EVIDENCE (Open Access - nowy model dostepu do wyników badan naukowych)

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Walek A.
Zagadnienia Informacji Naukowej
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2010
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issue 1(95)
41-56
EN
The article presents history and modern solutions of the new model of accessing research evidence i.e. the open access (OA). Selected foreign and Polish activities being realized so far has been compared. Programs, declarations, as well as financial problems, quality of published materials, and OA popularization are discussed.
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NFORMATION RESOURCES AND COMPUTER TOOLS SUPPORTING E-LEARNING .. VARIOUS FORMS OF WORK WITH REMOTE USER AS EXPERIENCED BY THE MAIN LIBRARY AND INFORMATION CENTER OF WROCŁAW UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (Polish title - below)

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Moskwa K.
Przegląd Biblioteczny
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2009
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vol. 77
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issue 4
461-481
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(Title in Polish - 'Zasoby informacyjne i narzedzia informatyczne wspomagajace e-ksztalcenie w bibliotece akademickiej. Doswiadczenia Biblioteki Glównej i OINT Politechniki Wroclawskiej z roznych form pracy ze zdalnym uzytkownikiem'). The author discusses all activities of Main Library and Information Center of Wroclaw University of Technology related to offering and improving access to electronic resources. Various methods of work with remote users are presented, in particular those that may be implemented in e-learning. Information resources and computer tools of the Library are described, unique as a whole for the Library but shared in many cases with other academic libraries in Poland. The author points to changes in the use of e-resources over the last several years in one of the largest libraries of the Polish technology universities.
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Jak gender studies wpływa na przyszłość bibliotek akademickich? Wizja biblioteki uniwersyteckiej według Roberta Darntona

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Śliwińska M.
Toruńskie Studia Bibliologiczne
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2012
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vol. 5
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issue 2(9)
127-141
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Not only is this article an attempt of reconstruction Darnton’s views concerning books, libraries and researches but also shows its near future. The author is trying to decode a vicious circle which everyone seems to be within – librarians in academic libraries, scientists and publishers. Mentioned trap starts with reviews' high prices – while libraries must pay for delivering permanent magazines, they find themselves not having enough money to spend on monographs. In this situation, when even obliged libraries are not purchasing such releases, editors are not willing to publish them due to minimal expected income. It’s becoming clear that such state can be broken down only by changing philosophy of life – meaning moving scientists to 'open access' publishing. Scientific releases, published by editors associations, emerge thanks to public resources. However they are inaccessible for regular tax-payers. Franckly speaking the clue is that libraries are forced to buy their own people releases. This is becoming frustrating for most of scientists so that's why they decided to share their work in 'open access' manner. If such behavior was promoted and maintained by research institutions it would give an opportunity for development. The most significant achievement here is that science can be made less dependent from economy and industries what obviously brings it closer to its essentiality.
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THE CONCEPTION OF OPEN ACCESS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF LAW - GERMAN EXPERIENCES (Koncepcja open access z perspektywy ekonomicznej analizy prawa - doswiadczenia niemieckie)

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Szpringer W.
e-mentor
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2011
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issue 2 (39)
4-13
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The development of Internet and quasi-monopolistic market position of publishers dictating prices and limiting access to scientific, educational and cultural publications, as well as restricted budget possibilities of public institutions responsible for popularization of scientific studies results are the key prerequisites for launching Open Access initiative. Information and knowledge have the characteristic of common good, which ought to be available for everyone. In the study, the author considers the issue of reconfiguration of copyright in such way that it was more adequate for cyber era and at the same time - not deprive authors of all the due protection.
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INFORMETRIC ANALYSIS OF AN OPEN ACCESS ELECTRONIC JOURNAL - EXAMPLE OF 'THE EBIB BULLETIN' VOL. 4 (Analiza infometryczna czasopisma elektronicznego Open Access na przykładzie Biuletynu EBIB. R. 4)

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Ostrowska A. K.
Zagadnienia Informacji Naukowej
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2011
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issue 1(97)
44-68
EN
The article comprises of the part of the awarded MA thesis Informetric analysis of an Open Access electronic journal - 'The EBIB Bulletin' example. The author discusses informetric analysis of this journal, its history and contents. She presents informetric and webometric data as well as statistics of visits, which prove that 'The EBIB Bulletin' is a high quality journal of national range, influencing strongly the LIS professions.
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„British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan” jako przykład czasopisma naukowego w wersji elektronicznej – komunikat z badań

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Fura A.
Toruńskie Studia Bibliologiczne
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2011
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vol. 4
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issue 2(7)
131-140
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Electronic journals are becoming more and more popular means of communication among academics. 'British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan' (BMSAES) is an example of a journal that uses the latest technologies. Its editors have focused on creating a credible and reliable magazine on Egyptology that enables international cooperation between scientists and provides free and current information. BMSAES's idea is also that there should not be any limitations to journal frequency and volume, but it should be possible to include multimedia. To professionally implement those ideas, the editors publish detailed article submission guidelines on their website. The essential issue is the review process - articles are peer-reviewed by the British Museum experts. Apart from Egyptology matters, editors deal also with the electronic journals topic. Until now two articles on that issue have been published. The creators of the journal contribute not only to Egyptology studies, but also spread the idea of creating new scholarly electronic journals.
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Wykorzystywanie baz danych oraz czasopism elektronicznych przez pracowników naukowych na przykładzie badań przeprowadzonych w Uniwersytecie Kazimierza Wielkiego w Bydgoszczy

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Zmitrowicz M., Weryho M.
Toruńskie Studia Bibliologiczne
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2011
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vol. 4
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issue 2(7)
105-118
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(Polish title: Wykorzystywanie baz danych oraz czasopism elektronicznych przez pracownikow naukowych na przykladzie badan przeprowadzonych w Uniwersytecie Kazimierza Wielkiego w Bydgoszczy). The article discusses the problem of using digital information flow through the example of the academic research carried out among researchers of Kazimierz Wielki University in Bydgoszcz in 2010. The analysis of the results shows the degree of actual use of electronic publications by faculty members and the main barriers that hinder it. This applies both to the titles published by professional and scientific publishers currently available under the national license, as well as a growing number of resources available in the global computer network via the Open Access options.
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