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Empowering Open Access Initiatives: Strategies and Success Stories

Explore the multi-level approach, policy, economic studies, and grassroots projects for Open Access. Learn about infrastructure, communication, and the role of stakeholders. Uncover lessons learned and best practices to foster Open Access activities effectively. Dive into the dynamic landscape of Open Access with practical insights and engaging presentations.

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Empowering Open Access Initiatives: Strategies and Success Stories

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  1. Open Approach Marjan Vernooy-Gerritsen EIFL GA, August 2010, Lund

  2. Inspiration for rOAdmap

  3. Kick-off meeting OA-year • Presentation Grass root projects: ideas for OA activities • Video clip ‘Just Publish!’ • Start of rOAdmap activities

  4. Multi level approach • Policy • Economic study Costs and Benefits of OA • Presentation report • Press release • White paper for librarians / rectors • Infrastructure & workflow (SURFshare programme) • IPR (SURFdirect project) • Awareness / Communication (‘draagvlak’) • Committee of Recommendation • Pilot group of researchers • OA-week • National OA web site

  5. Presentation Report • Seminar at the Ministery of Education, Culture and Science • Reaction stakeholders NWO, KNAW, VSNU, HBO-raad, KB, researchers, UKB en AUP

  6. Articles in news paper Press release about the Houghton-study • front page article in NRC • 4 pages in science supplement NRC • “It is no hype, the trend is irreversible” • “Funders should mandate Open Access” • “Silence from NWO”.

  7. Public debate in news papers

  8. Open Access Week October 2009 • National programme at the SURF website • Local activities in institutions • SURF Communication toolkit

  9. Communication Toolbox http://www.surffoundation.nl/en/themas/openonderzoek/openaccess

  10. Agenda OA week NL

  11. Various OA activities

  12. Agenda OA week EU Open Access Directory http://oad.simmons.edu

  13. SPARC Europe • http://www.openaccessweek.org/

  14. Community in action

  15. Open Access in NL • Commimtee of Recommendation • Experts Speak (each discipline) • OA in NL

  16. Speakers’ Corner

  17. Speakers’ Corner (2) http://www.opendataspeakerscorner.nl/

  18. OA Website www.openaccess.nl • Website Open Access: www.openaccess.nl

  19. Open Access Seminar • Public debate with politicians, rectors and board members of universities, funding agency, researchers and publishers. • Open Access Awards: - best practice in OA-week, - best OA-project. • Presentation of activities in the institutions

  20. Lessons Learned • Central facilitating role is essential • Use your Network: • Search for Ambassadors • Keep in close contact with early adopters • Stimulate Followers • You need lots of time and energy • Use the off season for public communication • Re-use ideas and materials of other countries • Make fun!

  21. Let’s pave the way forOpen Access

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