California Digital Library eScholarship Publishing Services CDL Users Council Meeting, May 9, 2008 Catherine Mitchell Acting Director, Publishing Group.

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California Digital Library eScholarship Publishing Services CDL Users Council Meeting, May 9, 2008 Catherine Mitchell Acting Director, Publishing Group California Digital Library University of California Catherine H.Candee Director, Publishing and Strategic Initiatives Office of Scholarly Communication University of California

eScholarship Publishing Group Goals  Provide low cost, alternative publication services for the UC community  Support wide-spread distribution of the materials that result from research and teaching at UC  Foster new models of scholarly publishing through the development and application of advanced technologies

What we do…

eScholarship Repository Full spectrum publishing platform: pre-prints and reports, peer-reviewed articles, edited volumes and peer-reviewed journals Organized by campus, ORU, department High usage rate: >21,000 documents; >6 Million full-text downloads Direct digital publishing services for faculty, research units, labs

What we do…

What we do with UC Press…

CDL – UCP Collaborative publishing eScholarship Editions ~2000 backlist monographs; XML-encoded, XTF indexed Monographic series Distributed editorial boards; published in the eScholarship Repository Mark Twain Project Online Digital critical edition of Mark Twain’s works, extends UCP’s long history of book publication; new technical infrastructure; XML-encoded, XTF- indexed:

Taking Stock

The Scholarly Communications Crisis “Our institutional efforts to develop services that would respond to the publishing crisis have taught us an important lesson: attempts to improve scholarly communication by exciting individual faculty ire or inspiration have surfaced issues, stirred passions and illustrated boundless possibilities for the niche and informal communications that are the hallmark of 21st- century scholarlship – but they have not and likely will not fundamentally change the way scholarly publishing works. UC faculty would like to see the university play a more active role in blunting the effect of the commercialization of academic publishing, but they will not and cannot risk their own academic lives to make it happen.” - Catherine Candee and Lynne Withey, SLASIAC Report

Findings: faculty survey; campus visits Tenure/promotion criteria are a major impediment to use of non-standard (digital) formats for “archival publication” At the same time, a growing # of UC faculty are eager for university support for creating, validating, publishing, recognizing their new scholarly activities Those faculty who use eScholarship services, either as authors or as end-user researchers are quite please with what they get And yet, only a small percentage of faculty have ever heard of the eScholarship Repository – the very word “repository” may be a barrier to use

Phase 2

eScholarship – phase 2 goals Focus publishing services on the articulated needs of the scholarly enterprise writ large and small Respond to disciplinary difference and to disciplinary/interdisciplinary formation Validate and develop scalable services for non- traditional scholarly publishing efforts Listen, communicate, listen… (outreach and marketing campaign)

eScholarship Publishing Services Launch a low-budget journal Manage conference proposals and publishing proceedings Support the creation of disciplinary collections Enable new and emerging kinds of scholarly publication that defy typical generic categorization and require technical infrastructure and support Help faculty manage the annual biobib requirement, maintain a scholarly homepage

End-user Services Aggregation Contextualization Annotation Citation

( image) Search My eSchol login Publish Journals Conference proceedings Seminars Articles Books Grey Literature Read more… OSC website Copyright info NIH Deposit California Digital Library Browse Collections Journals ETDs Campus Discipline Organizational Unit Date Collect Citations Notes RSS Feeds Print on Demand Featured Research Advanced Home | About | Search | Publish | Help | RSS Feed

Agricultural History Center University of California, Davis (image) Home | About | Search | Publish | Help | RSS Feed Advanced Browse: Collections Discipline Organization al Unit Campus Date Powered by bepress XTF Review this text ***** I found this text to be immensely important to my research – and urge other scholars of the history of agriculture, or Churchill for that matter, to read it. Search oThis text oEntire site X Print view Buy a HardcopyCite ThisMy Notebook Login to My eScholarship Peer Reviewed Audio Video Data Set Metadata Full Text

Questions/Comments? Catherine Mitchell Acting Director Publishing Group California Digital Library