Open Access Pilots: Learnings from Elsevier and Pilot Partners
Sponsored by Elsevier
Recorded on 11/30/2021Posted in Open Access and Open Educational Resources
What are the lessons learned by open access pilot partners?
Summary:
In 2020, Elsevier’s first North American open access agreements went into effect. What have pilot partners—the institutions’ librarians, researchers, and Elsevier—learned since?
Please join us for a panel discussion detailing how Elsevier is working with customers to support their open access goals. Hear directly from Elsevier open access pilot partners at the University of Florida, Carnegie Mellon University and San José State University (one of the CSU campuses) as well as Elsevier open science leadership as they discuss the pilot development process and learnings to date.
Speakers:
Judith Russell
Dean of University LibrariesUniversity of FloridaEmily Chan
Associate Dean for Research & ScholarshipSan José State University, a CSU campusKeith Webster
Dean of LibrariesCarnegie Mellon UniversityGemma Hersh
SVP, Global Research SolutionsElsevierLana Wear (Moderator)
Business Development Director, Open Science SolutionsElsevier
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