1. Hybrid OA Journal Monitor
Najko Jahn (SUB Göttingen)
@najkoja

2. Motivation
Gaining a better understanding of the uptake of hybrid open access publishing
Provide an easy-to-use open source dashboard
Promote open standards and services

3. Background – Library
Number and proportion of open articles in subscription-based journals have become key indicators when negotiating open access transition aggrements!

4. Background – Bibliometrics
Many publishers offer hybrid open access journals (Suber 2012)
Studying the uptake of hybrid open access is limited by varying definitions and practices to label OA articles (Laakso & Björk ; Björk 2017)
Hybrid OA defined in contrast to delayed open access (Laakso & Björk 2016)
Free under an open content license (Piwowar 2018)

5. Data-driven definition hybrid open access
Academic institutions sponsored open access publication according to the Open APC initiative
Publishers shared licensing information about fulltext accessibility and re-use rights with Crossref

9. Hybrid OA Dashboard

12. Outlook

13. Practical considerations for ESAC
Continue to promote open and rich metadata helping to increase transparency and efficiency of open access journal publishing 
Provide more guidance for publishers, funders and libraries how to share metadata through Crossref
Licensing information
Author and Affiliations
Funder information
Open References

14. In summary
Hybrid OA Journal monitor is an easy-to-use analytical application about the uptake of hybrid open access journal publishing across publishers and journals
Rich metadata and cost information is critical
Transition agreements have the potential to promote good metadata practises

15. Thank you! najko.jahn@sub.uni-goettingen.de @najkoja