@AlanLBCA001 @HC_Richardson Friendly reminder #hath mean Historians At The Hearing.
It is where historians live tweet the jan6 hearing and provide historical context while it is happening.
It is very helpful to read their perspective as many study congressional hearings in their work.
@egonwillighagen @wikidata@Wikipedia @glossa_oa Thanks! Not all of our journals have this same policy, though some that are associated with a scholarly society do. Thanks for the tutorial. Our director @parnopaeus will work on this when she has a minute. :)
@egonwillighagen @wikidata We have lots of library-published diamond OA journals for you! Many in the humanities and social sciences, and from scholarly societies. Here is our list of journals - happy to help with more info: https://t.co/MvZzcMoFLj
I've been thinking about #OpenForWhom, the theme of last year's Open Access Week - 'Equity in Open Knowledge' - and the recent phenomenon of presses opening up previously paywalled content for a limited period, in response to the coronavirus pandemic. THREAD 1/
Today we are excited to welcome some of our on-campus open access journal editors for the first ever Editors' Forum hosted by @PittLibraries. Hope to make it an annual event!
Excited to announce that we're partnering with @cc_unitedstates
and @open_textbooks for a #AskCC Twitter chat on CC licenses, copyright, and other fair use practices on June 5!
More info 👉 (link: https://t.co/4PcTJoprj7
And the recipients of the Award for Outstanding Scholarship in Library Publishing are...
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Kate McCready (@kamccready) & Emma Molls (@emma_molls) for their article, “Developing a Business Plan for a Library Publishing Program.”
🥳 Details: https://t.co/OwTvjTzcO6 🥳
Our latest issue is now available at https://t.co/DGGwWi4Y2j! Learn about civic engagement and community violence, competitive readiness, retrospective pretests, therapeutic camps, a professional development model, and more!
@NAE4HA @NatlAfterSchool
Point of View: Three Pitt Scholars Discuss the Future of #Bitcoin - featuring mathematicians Gunduz Caginalp and Carey Caginalp, and @DrChrisWilmer, co-editor of our journal @LedgerJrnl! https://t.co/7RufbayHzK
Scientific Excellence at Scale: Open Access journals have a clear citation advantage over subscription journals https://t.co/cJgshTlUqO via @frontiersin
There's still time to apply for the @civicswitch workshop (7/11, 5 PM ET)! Applications for @LibPubCoalition's 2 #librarypublishing workshops & #datacurationnetwork's Specialized Data Curation workshop are also open!: https://t.co/2lRnEdYQtV #dlfforum
HUZZAH! We've received an $850k grant from the Arcadia Fund, to build a website where *everyone* can find, read, and understand the research literature. Sign up now for early access! https://t.co/jmRJz51iJp 🔓📑😁 #oa#openaccess#scicomm
Research Tools: Arcadia Awards Impactstory (Providers of Unpaywall), Internet Archive, and British Library $850,000 Grant to Build a Free, AI-Powered Search Engine of Open Access Scholarly Articles https://t.co/FfCMKT80E4
Sincere thanks to our newest sponsor, @scholasticahq!
Scholastica is a web-based software platform w/easy-to-use tools and services for every aspect of publishing academic journals— from peer review, to website design & article hosting, to typesetting.
https://t.co/vmtWTXA68d
@mitpress @MITLibScholarly MIT to conduct an environmental scan of open source publishing. Grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation will enable a landscape analysis and code audit of all known open source authoring and publishing platforms. https://t.co/o24xBgLyDx