The NEW IUScholarWorks at Indiana University. Repositories, Journals, and Scholarly Publishing
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1 The NEW IUScholarWorks at Indiana University Repositories, Journals, and Scholarly Publishing
2 What I will talk about Overview of IUScholarWorks Evolution of IUScholarWorks: Journal publishing, and a broadening of vision Future Evolution of IUScholarWorks Q & A
3 About myself Randall Floyd Indiana University Digital Library Program Sole developer assigned to services for scholarly communication Developer/Database Administrator Active in development of our emerging Fedora repository infrastructure
4 IUScholarWorks is a set of services provided by the Indiana University Libraries to make the work of IU scholars freely available.
5 IUScholarWorks Repository Allows IU departments, institutes, centers and research units to easily make their scholarly materials openly available on the web, centrally archived and preserved for the long term. Powered by
6 IUScholarWorks Journals Supports the electronic publication of journals, offering a low-cost solution to administrative and publishing functions of managing a journal. Powered by Open Journal Systems
7 What was the Old IUScholarWorks and what was wrong with it? IUScholarWorks was originally just the name for our Institutional Repository based on DSpace Not wrong, just too narrowly focused
8 What was the Old IUScholarWorks and what was wrong with it? The New represents an expansion of imagination Expanded in scope and services to better encompass scholarly communication Instead of just an Institutional Repository
9 The IUScholarWorks team We are a team of borrowed staff Still not technically a fulltime effort with its own funding and staffing Entire service implemented on IU Digital Library Program servers
10 The IUScholarWorks team Julie Bobay Associate Dean for Collection Development and Digital Publishing Team leader and visionary Jennifer Laherty Reference/Digital Services Librarian Community liaison, new startups, support Randall Floyd Digital Library Program developer Implementation, development, support
11 Definitions and context We define our Institutional Repository as an open access repository for self-submitted scholarly materials Others have defined it much more broadly as the infrastructure for their overall digital library efforts We also have our mature digital library infrastructure, which is currently being reinvented on Fedora We ended up with divergent paths for the separate missions of the repositories due to the state of the offerings at that time
12 Brief History We are already on the New IUScholarWorks, but we haven t been at this very long
13 Brief History Early 2006 Late Institutional Repository pilot Drafting of policies, procedures Legal/licensing issues Recruitment for pilot testers Live service Serious marketing effort Proactive recruitment Education campaign 6 communities 124 documents Continued marketing 120 active communities 2,779 documents Added journal publishing
14 Assessment: How well are we doing? This part of the presentation is going to sound like many others you ve heard on this topic: Greater than expected resource investment Disappointing volume of faculty deposits Difficulties in overcoming copyright issues
15 Assessment: How well are we doing? By the numbers, we haven t done do too bad considering the timeline. However: Uptake of the service by the academic community via self-submission still very slow 80% of the items in IUScholarWorks are not individual faculty submissions, but are submitted by the libraries on behalf of academic departments
16 We were struggling to find a way to be more successful with our repository service, but it wasn t until we stepped back from the repository that we were able to identify a missed opportunity for having the desired impact.
17 Evolution of IUScholarWorks: New services and a broadening of vision We realized that our response to scholarly communication issues had become synonymous with our efforts to build an IR We were neglecting an important piece of the puzzle: open access journal publishing We knew that we eventually had to get around to addressing journals. But
18 Evolution of IUScholarWorks: New services and a broadening of vision We were focused on our IR: We seemed to be begging people to overcome the obstacles to deposit in the repository service, even if we did most of the work. At the same time We had people nearly begging us to help them implement a journal publishing service even if they had to do the hard work themselves.
19 Evolution of IUScholarWorks: New services and a broadening of vision Initially tried to address journals in DSpace Presentation and navigation not ideal Maybe okay for a back file, but not active publication No tools to support editorial workflow
20 Evolution of IUScholarWorks: New services and a broadening of vision Began evaluation of OJS and DPubs Ultimately selected OJS due to out-of-box simplicity Begin working towards a release of new journal service to accommodate our first customer Museum Anthropology Review Migration to our service from WordPress to coincide with the first anniversary of Vol. 1
21 It was only at this point that we recognized that we weren t just adding a system for journals, but that we were experiencing a broader evolution, which led to a complete redefining and rebranding of the service and its offerings.
22 Evolution of IUScholarWorks: New services and a broadening of vision IUScholarWorks Repository: Library-assisted, self-submission Institutional Repository DSpace IUScholarWorks Journals: Hosting and support of open access journal publication Open Journal Systems Convenience services: Facilitating workflows and easing submission Locally developed helper services
23 Evolution of IUScholarWorks: New services and a broadening of vision Why two separate systems?
24 DSpace: a repository system that provides Scholarly output Long-term preservation For Authorship Publication Scientific Data Central archiving Or any kind of digital object Image Book PDF Multimedia Access User interface Web server software Repository API Diskbased repository Relational Database
25 Open Journal Systems: facilitates the entire process of publication Journal Contents Editorial review Peerreview Proofs Publicatio n For Access & preservation Articles Reviews Etc. Acceptanc e OJS Submissio n User interface Web server software Editorial invitations Repository API Diskbased repository Relational Database
26 Evolution of IUScholarWorks: New services and a broadening of vision Convenience services: facilitating workflows and easing submission Mediated Submission Process IUScholarWorks Drop Box service
27 IUScholarWorks Drop Box Service Allows IUScholarWorks to participate in automated workflows for the ingest of content Allows users or processes to simply drop prepackaged items to a folder on a server XML-based packages then automatically ingested into DSpace
28 IUScholarWorks Drop Box Service Item Package Files XML metadata Secure ftp Drop box folder Auto Magic!
29 IUScholarWorks Drop Box Service Item Package 1 Drop box 1 Item Package 2 Drop box 2 XML configuratio n file XML configuratio n file Self-configuration What am I? My source metadata format Where do I go? Which XSLT? My target metadata format How do I get there? Metadata transformation via XSLT Item staging IUScholarWorks Collection 2 IUScholarWorks Collection 1 Invoke DSpace importer
30 Drop Box Service: Journals too! Item Package Files XML metadata Secure ftp Drop box folder Auto Magic!
31 Speaking of Journals Museum Anthropology Review: from pilot to production service in one press release!
32 Speaking of Journals Surprising response in the press Our entry into the mounting debate came sooner than later What made it unique The faculty partnership and centrality of purpose
33 Future Evolution of IUScholarWorks Going beyond online access: creating a scholarly communication experience How can we create desire to participate? How can we provide an overall experience that makes content more than just electronic copies of print?
34 Future Evolution of IUScholarWorks Custom branding: virtual repository interfaces, virtual journals Offer web and graphic design as part of services
35 Future Evolution of IUScholarWorks Find ways to jump on the Web 2.0 bandwagon Will potential participants be more attracted if they know the consumer can play a more collaborative role?
36 Future Evolution of IUScholarWorks For a service like this, we have to recognize that cool goes a long way with people People don t think as much about the hard stuff we do in the backend, but they like the simple but exciting things we do in the user interface
37 Future Evolution of IUScholarWorks Expand convenience services Develop helper utilities that help feed packages to the Drop Box service
38 Item Packager & Drop Box Service Item Packager Item Package Files XML metadata Drop box folder Auto Magic
39 Closing Currently we are still in that difficult phase of trying to capture the output from a traditional model and make it open access In the near future we have to provide the means to give scholars the choice of a different model Our goal is to be in a position to lead a change when the faculty members are ready to embrace open access models
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