Hi Emma,
I really enjoyed your paper and am very interested in trying out your system on our content. Is it available for others to download and use?
Thanks,
Lisa Schiff
Hi Emma,
I really enjoyed your paper and am very interested in trying out your system on our content. Is it available for others to download and use?
Thanks,
Lisa Schiff
Dear Elsabe,
So glad you were able to present the development of the wonderful institutional repository at the University of Pretoria! This is a great success story so far and I wish you and your team continuing success.
I forgot to ask you for an electronic copy of your poster. Please send it to me and I will post it on the conference web site. I also look forward to the many photos that your husband took.
Best wishes
Leslie
Dear Heather,
Very glad you were able to attend the meeting in Toronto. Thanks for posting the links to the policy development from the various Canadian agencies. This is most helpful.
You may notice that from your profile on Crowdvine you can add your blog feed address so that anyone who check your profile will see your blog as well. Thanks again.
Dear Leslie: Thanks for a wonderful conference! My personal highlight was the plenary session with Steven Harnad - he kept me spellbound! The CrownVine is an interesting tool and I enjoy being connected with all the very interesting people I met during the conference. I thoroughly enjoyed the social events - thanks for showing us your lovely campus and the beautiful Toronto and Niagra. Thanks again - I am very pleased that I attended.
Kudos to Leslie & Susanna for an outstanding conference! It was great to meet everyone, and I only wish I had had more time to talk with more people, and to go to every session.
Three open access policies were announced at ELPUB - fabulous news! For more on the open access policies at Stanford, the Ontario Institutes of Health Research, and forthcoming at Canada's National Sciences and Engineering Research Council, please see my posts on The Imaginary Journal of Poetic Economics:
Three forthcoming OA policies announced at ELPUB in Toronto
http://poeticeconomics.blogspot.com/2...
Ontario Institutes of Health Research - Official Announcement
http://poeticeconomics.blogspot.com/2...
NSERC Open Access Policy in Development - update
http://poeticeconomics.blogspot.com/2...
The experience has been great in Toronto which will help to develop fresh enthusiasism in developing countries to have a mandate for Open Access . A great deal of Awraeness is needed at many places and Conferences, Seminars , Workshops will help in developing a lobbying for initiatives etc. Suggest more measures??
Dear friends, I've been publishing a live report of our conference (in french) here : http://leo.hypotheses.org/ Marin
Dear ELPUB participants, We've set up a blog for the conference and we are hoping that you would like contribute to the site ; . Two U of Toronto graduate students Bill Mann and Danny Fekete are the current bloggers, but we would welcome more volunteers. If you are interested in joining the blogging team and report on the talks and sessions you attended, please reply to me and I will add you to the list of approved bloggers for this conference. O... [read more]
Hi Brian,
I'm glad to see you can make it to ELPub. Hope to see you there!
Andrea
Thanks to Bob Martens of the Vienna University of Technology who manages the ELPUB Digital Repository, all the full text of this year's presentations are now archived and indexed. Go to the conference's main site and select "Presentations", and you will be able to access all the full papers. I would also urge all the authors to check their papers and the metadata to ensure that they are accurate. Please report any issues to me or to Bob. Thank yo... [read more]
Dear Colleagues, You might have recently heard about SCOAP3, the initiative to "flip" to Open Access the peer-reviewed journals in High Energy Physics. In addition to the presentation of the initiative that I'll deliver on Friday morning, I'll be hosting a further Q&A session to demystify the initiative on Friday over the lunch break, I hope to see you there. Looking forward to ELPUB, Salvatore P.S. If you want to know more about SCOAP3, you can ... [read more]
Hi everyone. Just a note to tell you that the following workshops are now full: II. Open Journal Systems: Working with Different Editorial and Economic Models Kevin Stranack, Simon Fraser University Library, Canada John Willinsky, Stanford University, US Time: June 25, 9 am – 12:30 pm (Bahen Room #2220 Cap 24)) IV. Repositories that Support Research Management Leslie Carr, Southampton University, UK Time: June 25, 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm (Bahen Room #2... [read more]
Hello everyone! Some of you have already contacted me, but for everyone else, I want to let you know about a great post-conference tour option. Saturday, June 28th, 2008 You are invited to join the conference chair, Leslie Chan, on a day-trip to the Niagara Falls region. This bus tour will leave Toronto in the morning and return in the late afternoon. Enroute you will get the chance to: see the Welland Canal enjoy a Free Wine Tasting visit Niagar... [read more]
That was meant to be:
See you in Toronto.
Has everyone read Richard Poynder's wonderful interview of Leslie Chan? If not - highly recommended! http://poynder.blogspot.com/2008/06/o...
On behalf of my colleague, Marla Miller, I would like to invite you to meet with us on Thursday at 1pm (during lunch) to discuss a variety of issues about open access in Canada. Marla is currently on leave from the University of Toronto Libraries, and she is doing research work into the state of open access in Canada. She is interested in discussing the idea of a Canadian Open Access Coalition (COAC) and would really like to hear your opinions ab... [read more]
Hi Eve, I'm really looking forward to meeting you. I'll be attending the pre-conference events on Open journal system as well as the one on Open Scholarship.
Hi Gideon
It would be very good to meet. Let's try to find each other early on. Are you coming to the pre-conference workshop on Wednesday afternoon?
Eve
Dear ELPUB participants: The conference is less than a week away and we are excited and eager to welcome you all to Toronto. We trust you have been following the updates on the conference main site , where the latest program and schedule have been posted. We will be posting further logistical information over the weekend. As with past ELPUB conferences, the presentations this year are rich and diverse and so will the discussions and debates that ... [read more]
Leslie: I can see my picture, can't you? If not, just add one, but please, do not do it with the one that I am eating a raw fish at Jan's garden!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
Leslie: I can see my picture, can't you? If not, just add one, but please, do not do it with the one that I am eating a raw fish at Jan's garden!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
Hi, Bert! Looking forward to meeting teh "Elpub group of friends". I do enjoy it. See you soon!!
The conference committee has asked me to check to see if any of you require a certificate of attenance or participation in the ELPUB 2008 Conference. I'd like to prepare these in advance and give them to you with your conference package. Could you please let me know (and ask any colleagues who may also need them) if you require this certificate, and I will try to get them made up in advance so you can take them with you? Thanks!
Hello everyone! Wireless internet access seems to be a question on everyone's mind, so I wanted to let you know that we have arranged a room at the conference venue where wireless internet access will be available. The room will be opened for a half hour before the conference starts each morning, during breaks and at lunch. On Wednesday & Thursday, we'll open the room for a half hour after the conference is over. If you need access to the wireles... [read more]
We (the U of Toronto Library) are going to take this opportunity to host an informal What's New w/ PKP mtg. Please feel free to drop in:
What's new with the PublicKnowledge Project: Open Journal Systems, Open Conference Systems, Open Monograph Press, Lemon8-XML
Wed June 25 2:30 to 5
2:30 to 3:30 What's New: Open Journal Systems, Open Conference Systems, Open Monograph Press
A review of the new releases and plans for the Open Journal System, Open Conference System. Discussion of the planned Open Monograph
System and annotation tools.
3:30 to 5 Lemon8-XML Beta Presentation
Lemon8-XML is a web-based application designed to make it easier to convert academic papers from typical word-processor editing
formats such as MS-Word .DOC and OpenOffice .ODT, to publishing layout formats such as XML. It provides the ability to edit document metadata such as the list of authors, as well as robust citation editing, checking and correction.
Speakers:
Kevin Stranack, Research Associate, Public Knowledge Project
MJ Suhonos, System Developer, Public Knowledge Project
Location:
Rm. 2009 (Conference Rm., Library Administration)
Robarts Library
130 St. George St.
Rea Devakos
Coordinator, Scholarly Communication Initiatives
University of Toronto Libraries
e:rea.devakos@utoronto.ca
Hi Jen,
thank you very much for all this work! The trip to the Niagara Falls sounds really great!!
I hope many people will join,
Susanna
Hi Michele,
are you leaving from Milan? we may even meet at the airport :-)
Nice to have you on board again!
Susanna
Hi Wolfram,
I'm so happy you're coming, just a few days ahead of meeting!
I'm looking very much fwd this Canada trip!
see you soon,
Susanna