开放存取对馆藏管理的影响

Adelia Grabowsky
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开放获取(Open access, OA)在学术出版传播的漫长历史中是一个相对较新的概念。虽然2002年已经有一些开放获取期刊,但许多人认为当年举行的布达佩斯开放获取倡议(BOAI)是“开放获取运动”的起点。BOAI呼吁提供免费文献,允许“用户阅读、下载、复制、分发、打印、搜索或链接到这些文章的全文,抓取它们以建立索引,将它们作为数据传递给软件,或将它们用于任何其他合法目的,而不存在经济、法律或技术障碍,除非这些障碍与访问互联网本身不可分割。”1自BOAI以来,开放获取运动不断发展和变化,2013年David Lewis预测,在未来十年,开放获取将“成为学术期刊出版的主导模式”,并建议学术图书馆“继续支持开放获取倡议:机构存款授权;支持开放获取期刊;或者开放获取作者费用的资助。“2在2000年代,随着访问管理的增加,馆藏管理也在扩大:需要在管理实体馆藏的同时,促进有效和高效地访问电子材料。2011年,Emilie Delquie问道,收集管理的理念是否正在从仅仅收集信息演变为“将用户与信息“连接”起来?这篇文章考察了OA资料的整合是否以及如何改变了学术图书馆的收集和/或访问管理活动。
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The Impact of Open Access on Collection Management
Open access (OA) is a relatively new concept in the long history of published scholarly communication. Although there were already some open access journals in 2002, many point to the Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI) held in that year as the beginning point of the “open access movement.” The BOAI called for freely available literature which permits “users to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of these articles, crawl them for indexing, pass them as data to software, or use them for any other lawful purpose, without financial, legal, or technical barriers other than those inseparable from gaining access to the internet itself.” 1 Since the BOAI, the open access movement has continued to grow and change, and in 2013 David Lewis predicted that over the next ten years, OA would “become the dominant mode for scholarly journal publishing” and recommended that academic libraries “continue to support open access initiatives: institutional deposit mandates; support for open access journals; or funding of open access author fees.” 2 Collection management was also expanding in the 2000s with the addition of access management: the need to facilitate effective and efficient access to electronic materials while still managing physical collections. 3 In 2011 Emilie Delquie asked if the philosophy of collection management was evolving from just collecting information to “‘hooking’ users up with information?” 4 This article examines if and how the integration of OA materials has changed collection and/or access management activities within academic libraries.
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