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Self-archiving and copyright: How might we help researchers be more conscious of what versions of their work they can/can't share online?

I am a fan of that infographic it is a great start!, also in Spanish here: https://figshare.com/articles/como-publicar-enOA_png/5425921 it would be great if we can come up with something like that...

Self-archiving and copyright: How might we help researchers be more conscious of what versions of their work they can/can't share online?

> This is similar to sherpa/RoMeo but with less journal and publisher's info, I think most of the info it contains is of publishers who are also "supporting organisations". There...

Self-archiving and copyright: How might we help researchers be more conscious of what versions of their work they can/can't share online?

> Simply describe and visualise the different manuscript stages, and what often can/cannot be done with them This is a great idea, specially the visualising part and it could be...

Self-archiving and copyright: How might we help researchers be more conscious of what versions of their work they can/can't share online?

Ever since this challenge was submitted in OpenCon 2017, we've tried to address the problem as part of our efforts to increase self-archiving and promote green OA at the Open...

Self-archiving and copyright: How might we help researchers be more conscious of what versions of their work they can/can't share online?

Collaborative document for OpenCon 2018 doathon here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oeg1-FwHPJmJp3NesJnkdYkpukLljHxAjUDBTxFSLOc/edit?usp=sharing

Self-archiving and copyright: How might we help researchers be more conscious of what versions of their work they can/can't share online?

After a great virtual afternoon of brainstorming, we came up with a number of challenges related to copyright and self-archiving frequently faced by authors, librarians and the community and possible...

Self-archiving and copyright: How might we help researchers be more conscious of what versions of their work they can/can't share online?

Came across this online course Imperial offers to its doctoral students, great intro to copyright and licenses: http://www.imperial.ac.uk/study/pg/graduate-school/students/doctoral/professional-development/online-courses/

How might we increase the uptake and rewards associated with preprint publishing?

+1 here!