E-Journals
While electronic journals are now commonplace, they were in their infancy at the time of the founding of CNI. We worked with higher education institutions and publishers to develop some of the earliest e-journal projects. CNI is interested in the technical, intellectual property, stewardship, and economic issues related to e-journals. We also are interested in opportunities for new forms of scholarly communication in this medium; for example, the inclusion of interactive materials, multi-media, and links to data sets. E-journals are also a testing ground for new forms of peer review.
Recent Publications/Reports/Presentations by CNI Staff
Post-Pandemic Strategic Planning: Challenges and Approaches (April '21)View Report View more information
New Strategies for Acquiring Learning Materials (June '20)
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Research Library Collections & Collecting in the 21st Century (March '15)
Speaker: Clifford Lynch
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“Shape of the Scientific Article in the Developing Cyberinfrastructure” (August '07)
Author: Clifford A. Lynch
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“Improving Access to Research Results” (October '06)
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Recent Project Briefings & Plenary Sessions from CNI Meetings
*A Collaborative Approach to Preserving At-Risk Open Access Journals (March '21)
Dominic Mitchell, Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)
*Gender Identity Data at Scale: Considerations for Gleaning Actionable Insight (March '21)
Gwen Evans, Elsevier
Holly Falk-Krzesinski, Elsevier
*Local Partnership for the Greater Good: Library Publishing at University of Minnesota (March '21)
Emma Molls, University of Minnesota at Twin Cities
Shane Nackerud, University of Minnesota at Twin Cities
Promoting a Public Face for Scholarly Journals (December '18)
Seth Denbo, American Historical Association
Stephen Robertson, George Mason University
Where Next for the Open Library of Humanities and Consortial Funding Models for Open Access? (December '18)
Martin Paul Eve, University of London
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Recent Videos
*A Collaborative Approach to Preserving At-Risk Open Access Journals (March '21)Dominic Mitchell, Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) View more information
*Gender Identity Data at Scale: Considerations for Gleaning Actionable Insight (March '21)
Gwen Evans, Elsevier
Holly Falk-Krzesinski, Elsevier View more information
*Local Partnership for the Greater Good: Library Publishing at University of Minnesota (March '21)
Emma Molls, University of Minnesota at Twin Cities
Shane Nackerud, University of Minnesota at Twin Cities View more information
Where Next for the Open Library of Humanities and Consortial Funding Models for Open Access? (December '18)
Martin Paul Eve, University of London View more information
The Privileged Link: Open Access, Version of Record, or Let the User Decide? (March '18)
Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Aaron Tay, Singapore Management University
Maria Aghazarian, Swarthmore College
Johan Tilstra, LeanLibrary View more information
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Recent Podcasts
April 29, 2012: Big Data, E-Journals, ID Mgt, Text Mining, & more (May '12) CNI Conversations Podcast, April 29, 2012Listen to the Podcast
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