Colleen Campbell presenterade postern på konferensen LOA 2018

1. Libraries leading the way:
chart your OA2020
roadmap to Open Access
Gain consensus
• Map your position and
engage key stakeholders at
your institution
• Find a champion among your
author communities
• Illustrate the rationale of
OA2020 to your institution’s
administration
• Sign the OA2020 Expression
of Interest
Build capacity
• Gather data on the publishing
trends of your authors
• Analyze and compare your
subscription costs with their
OA publishing costs
• Bring together subscription
and publishing budget
streams as leverage in
publisher negotiations
• Gain an understanding of how
much content currently
subscribed is available open
access.
Have impact
• Participate in the OA2020
initiative to align and increase
the impact of your strategies
• Share your best practice with
the OA2020 community to
ensure knowledge transfer
during this critical period of
transition.
Take action
• Adopt strategies to divest of
subscriptions and invest in
open access
• Shift spending from read
access to publishing services
via transformative
agreements
• Cancel big deal packages
and repurpose funds for open
access publishing initiatives
• Initiate processes to monitor
and control publishing costs.
Accelerate the
transition to OA
These are just some possible
steps to consider for your
OA2020 Roadmap.
Visit oa2020.org for more ideas
and to view sample roadmaps
from other library communities.
By charting a roadmap, librarians can navigate their own institutions
on a course for global transformation of scholarly communications
and unlock the treasure chest of knowledge.