Editoria™ Streamlining Monograph Production with Collaborative Knowledge Framework California Digital Library LPC Forum May 18, 2016
Press Library We have complementary skill sets/expertise. We are both non-commercial, mission-driven organizations (i.e. no money) We have a shared interest in building the infrastructure to support humanities research We both need this kind of platform to support our own Open Access humanities book publishing programs.
UCP venturing into Open Access book publishing with its Luminos monograph program – and needs to get BPCs as low as possible CDL looking to increase support for library partners, who want to provide services for authors and editors of book length works
The Vision for Editoria™ Move authoring, revision, and editorial workflow to the web. Use web standards and open APIs to achieve flexibility and adaptability Incorporate web-based tools and workflows to speed production processes and create cost efficiencies Help create a sustainable future for monograph publishing
The current workflow is not dynamic
It could be more iterative and collaborative
The Partnership
Project Update
Core Components INK — File conversion service Word HTML HTML EPUB HTML PDF Substance Editor Concurrent Editing Styling Authoring PubSweet Elements Dashboard Table of Contents Workflow Engine
Key System Features MS Word ingest in addition to a web-based authoring and editing platform Task management Rich metadata support No typesetting + automated transforms XML/HTML-ready texts for publication on the web Open source code
Where we are: What’s to come: Core / Backend Word import & processing (INK) Basic interface: – Dashboard (Project Picker) – ToC – Inline Editor (Substance) More robust interface & tools Workflow mgmt Automated typesetting API (title mgmt, etc) 2-month dev cycles Initial release: Winter 2016
Who’s Involved Advisory Board – Peter Brantley, Director, Digital Library Applications, New York Public Library – Susan Doerr, Operations Manager, University of Minnesota Press – Martin Eve, Lecturer in English Literature, University of Lincoln; Founder, Open Library of the Humanities – Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Director of Scholarly Communication of the Modern Language Association, Visiting Research Professor of English at New York University, and is co-editor of MediaCommons – Kevin Hawkins, Director of Library Publishing, University of North Texas – Monica McCormick, Digital Scholarly Publishing officer at NYU Libraries and NYU Press – Jennifer Norton, Associate Director/EPD Manager at Penn State Press – Bill Trippe, Director of Technology at MIT Press
Resources Editoria website (under development) — Collaborative Knowledge Foundation —
Thank you Justin Gonder (Project Manager) Product Manager, Access & Publishing Group California Digital Erich van Rijn (Co-PI) Assistant Director, Director of Publishing Operations University of California Press Catherine Mitchell (Co-PI) Director, Access & Publishing Group Operations Director, Office of Scholarly Publishing California Digital Library Sign up for updates, Contribute feedback: Sign up for updates, Contribute feedback: