OnDemand Webinar
OA Master Class: Opening the Door to OA with Springer-Nature
As the availability of open access academic journal content increases each year, CloudSource OA aggregates these resources—and the global body of OA materials—into one intuitive discovery platform. But where does this content come from, and how do you and your patrons know it is quality, vetted research? Join us as we talk with Springer-Nature, a leader in the open research publishing movement, about their open access initiatives and efforts to provide all libraries and patrons with timely, cutting-edge research.
Together, we will explore:
- How much OA content is out there and why it can be challenging to find
- How one publisher, Springer-Nature, is working to make peer-reviewed research available to everyone
- How Springer Nature seeks to make open access publishing available to as many authors as possible
- Ways to leverage CloudSource OA to ensure your patrons can access the global body of OA content
- How to evaluate your collection to determine how much of what you already subscribe to is actually open
Register today. See how CloudSource OA can put quality OA and open educational resources (OER) into the hands of every patron, at every library—with one click and no authentication required.
About the Series
The Open Access Master Class Series for Public Libraries Series will help librarians get acquainted with OA and the ways it can benefit their communities. Whether you’re familiar with OA or just starting your journey, this series will ensure you have all the need-to-know information at your fingertips. The OA movement continues to grow exponentially across the globe, increasing the need for public libraries to stay up to date with their collections and database organization. This series will help libraries develop their collections and provide high-quality, freely accessible content to their patrons.
Presenters
Maryśka Connolly
CloudSource Director of Partnerships & Communications, SirsiDynix
Robert Boissy
Director of Account Development, Springer-Nature