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University of St Andrews Library 1976.
No full textPreviously in the University eprints HAIRST pilot service at http://eprints.st-andrews.ac.uk/archive/00000121/This brochure has been prepared jointly by the Project architects and the staff of the University Library. Photographs are by Peter Adamson of the University Photographic Unit. Published by the University of St Andrews Library on the occasion of the official opening of the new building, 25th February 1977
University Library annual report 2010-2011
No full textForeword by John A. MacColl, University Librarian & Director of Library ServicesThe Library's annual report for 2010-2011 covers notable new print and electronic acquisitions, progress with the Redevelopment project, events and staff activities over the past year.Publisher PD
Lean workshop: presentations by members of the University of St Andrews Library and Jenny Bremner from Macquarie University Library
No full textCataloguing Lean Project (Anne Wilcox); Lean Experiences – Shelving and Collections (Helen Faulds); Physical Access to Special Collections Material (Moira Mackenzie); A year in the life of Open Access support: choosing LEAN and continuous improvement (Jackie Proven)These presentations were given as part of a Lean workshop on 29th July 2015 at the University of St Andrews, organised by the University of St Andrews Library and the Lean team. The Lean team work with teams within the University to increase organisational efficiency, and promote an ethos of continual improvement. Jenny Bremner, Quality and Planning Manager for Macquarie University Library in Australia, was invited to hear from four members of the University Library about their experience participating in Lean exercises.Postprin
Open Access Survey Results
No full textSee related JISC Repositories Support Project: http://rspproject.wordpress.com/2011/12/02/unlocking-attitudes-to-open-access-survey-results/In 2011 we ran a survey to find out what researchers in St Andrews think about open access. We asked about attitudes to open access, funding, copyright ownership and use of our digital repository Research@StAndrews:FullText. The survey was part of a national initiative to create a body of evidence about researchers’ attitudes, and will help us develop our services to support research activity in the University. As part of Open Access Week 2011 this report was created to share some of the results, along with some of the actions already taken.Publisher PD
St Andrews evaluation templates for publisher agreements and open access initiatives
No full textFollowing the excellent example of the University of Salford at UKSG in 2019, we began using an evaluation template for publishers’ journal agreements. Using the template, evaluation is undertaken by a cross-Library group with representatives from Academic Liaison (collection development/subject knowledge); Acquisitions & E-resources (usage/costs); Open Research (publishing history/funder compliance/OA policies); and the Deputy Director (budget approvals/Library strategy).
This approach has been further developed to consider elements of a range of initiatives, including new publishing models such as Subscribe2Open, open infrastructures, collective action, and community frameworks which support OA. A new template has been designed to challenge our thinking and provide a clear analysis of how each model meets our underlying strategy. The detailed questions make sure we can identify the benefits, risks and costs involved.Publisher PD
Allocation of additional investment from the Department of Business, Innovation & Skills (BIS) in Open Access: Report to Research Councils UK from the University of St Andrews
No full textSee related University of Glasgow BIS report: http://eprints.gla.ac.uk/86332/This report offers a distilled overview of the BIS Open Access Fund allocated to the University of St Andrews 2012-2013. The report includes an outline of APC transactions, APCs by publisher and OA subscriptions and memberships. The document also outlines the workflows needed to manage OA funds, and methods for reporting and monitoring uptake. The experience of managing the BIS fund has proven invaluable in helping the Library to administer the 2013/14 RCUK OA block grant.Publisher PD
University of St Andrews APC data 2013-2014
No full textThis spreadsheet lists the publication level data which details how the University of St Andrews has spent centrally managed Open Access (OA) funds. Article Processing Charges (APCs) are reported from the RCUK and Wellcome Trust Block Grants, and from a small Library OA fund.
The reporting period for RCUK compliance purposes is 1 April 2013 to 31 July 2014. The reporting period for Wellcome Trust begins in Oct, so APCs from this fund cover a partial year. The Library OA Fund is limited to fully OA journals only, and was available from July 2013.
Notes are provided in the worksheets to clarify details on APCs and licences.Publisher PD
University of St Andrews APC data 2015-2016
No full textThis spreadsheet lists the publication level data which details how the University of St Andrews has spent centrally managed Open Access (OA) funds. Article Processing Charges (APCs) are reported from the Research Councils UK (RCUK) OA Block Grant, Charity Open Access Fund (COAF), and from a small Library OA Fund.
The data covers the reporting period for RCUK from 1 Aug 2015 to 31 July 2016, and the transactions from COAF and LOAF during the same period. The Library OA Fund is limited to fully OA journals only, where researchers have no other source of funds to pay APCs.Publisher PD
University of St Andrews APC data 2016-2017
No full textThis spreadsheet lists the publication level data which details how the University of St Andrews has spent centrally managed Open Access (OA) funds. Article Processing Charges (APCs) are reported from the Research Councils UK (RCUK) OA Block Grant, Charity Open Access Fund (COAF), and from a small Library OA Fund.
The data covers the new reporting period* for RCUK from 1 April 2016 to 31 March 2017, and the transactions from COAF and LOAF during the same period. The Library OA Fund is limited to fully OA journals only, where researchers have no other source of funds to pay APCs.
(*The previous reporting period was Aug-July so this data overlaps with previous year's data)Publisher PD
University of St Andrews APC data 2018-2019
No full textThis spreadsheet lists the publication level data which details how the University of St Andrews has spent centrally managed Open Access (OA) funds. Article Processing Charges (APCs) are reported from the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) OA Block Grant, Charity Open Access Fund (COAF), and from a small Library OA Fund (LOAF). The data covers the reporting period for RCUK from 1 April 2018 to 31 March 2019, and the transactions from COAF and LOAF during the same period. Except for COAF, OA funding was limited to fully OA journals only, in order to stay within budget limits.Publisher PD
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