@IanRobson@mastodon.social
Head, Information Resources at Queen’s University Library.
So, my first toot will be about a much debated topic within academic libraries: transformative agreements
The University of Lorraine has issued a statement to explain its strategy and indicate the type of agreements she is willing to support: https://bit.ly/3wnihgi
Feedbacks welcomed
Nice to see Cambridge University Press unafraid to advertise & highlight a book that has an open access edition (spotted on p.20 of the LRB, vol. 46, no. 18).
The book “Decolonizing the English Literary Curriculum” is available online & open access (link below) https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/decolonizing-the-english-literary-curriculum/4B2B28BDD55CBC4852A17509A227D047
Remember folks: OA does not diminish print copy sales! Advertising the existence of an OA book is still a good idea, could potentially drive print copy sales.
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