2021-12-01 - ERM meeting
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Agenda Dec 1st 2021
Convener: Martina S.
Notetaker: Martina T.
Housekeeping
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Agenda items:
- Development progress - ERM Sprint 128
- Open Access properties of Agreements
- Please read this linked document about Open Access properties of Agreements and answer the questions
Minutes
- Development progress - ERM Sprint 128
Slower progress due to less resources this sprint
- Working through the software testing changes – new framework for testing in FOLIO
bugfixing, small story development and small UI improvements
- Open Access properties of Agreements
- A new application to record requests to publish - Institutions to record and manage publication requests
Question about whether library is involved or not – sometimes management of funds or requests for publication in libraries - if payment is to be made managing the process of payment
Example author at your institution is publishing an article open access and there is a fee APC (article processing charge) - request paid from a fund or institution has an agreement with the publisher
Examples: Read and publish – access to a set of content and authors from your institution can publish in those journals or subsets of journals – lots of variation
- Examples: 10 article APC included and certain access to journal or discount on APC or price cap
Might be more properties to agreements and it might cover other scenarios as well
- Supplementary properties – one option to record, but there are limitations
- Each Open Access publication has the potential of being listed as part of an agreement
- Q1: Do you currently have agreements that include "open access publishing" components? If so, what are the key aspects of these that you would want to capture when recording an agreement in Folio?
LAS:eR came up in the OA SIG – there is a list of terms from LAS:eR
type of agreements: good example of situation whether the type of agreements is a list we can agree on or whether really categorization is useful at institution level
Sara (chat): And it is very dynamic--esp right now--so maybe better for it to be more flexible to change as we go
Jessica (chat): I agree. Supp. properties would probably work well for this.
- still see changes how open access works
Agreement type could you see the need in a more general sense or specific to Open Access?
Jack (chat): I would also think "type" could be used to represent a perpetual/post-cancellation access agreement or a non-OA membership as opposed to direct subscription
We have a license type: consortial, national … - Duke is using to identify which library
- How people do see agreements categorized and what meaning it is attached to it
- Jack: We have agreements for Open Access – paying for being open/donation – recording information in a note - Do you include the list of resources? link to the eHolding
Agreement and agreement lines are used differently in institutions
You may want to apply multiple values to characterized the agreement
Developing: a new open access app – functionality is limited at the moment on snapshot – recording request to publish articles
- OA for recording the requests to publish and may link to payments and agreements
Agreement might say certain number of tokens for APCs as part of your agreement – each time for a publication you use a token (already discussed in OA SIG)
Jessica: read and publish agreement – number of authors that publish in resource per year and number of open access publications - for evaluation purposes
New Open Access app would be the place to record the publications
Who is allowed to publish – discussed in OA
From Open Access App Agreements and Invoices could be linked
Complex workflow Open Access: e.g. managing authors questions what options they have, e.g. author already submitted it to the publisher, e.g. the publisher: can we bill you for this submission of your author?
High reporting requirements
- Open Access App name might be misleading - Open access publication requests
- Q2: Are there other types of agreement which come with their own unique set of properties? If so, what are they? If possible give some examples of the types of property they have.
- Are there other scenarios / functionality which are helpful?
Sara: when things are not at the same level – journal with some open access percentage - issues or title is not open access, but this article – how would you differentiate?
- Q3: Outside the 'read and publish' scenario listed above, can you think of other examples of situations where agreements might have two or more lists of resources associated with them that had different properties? If so, can you give examples?
Jessica: journal custom package – some are subscribed to open some aren’t - one order for everything
If you are interested please have a look at the recordings or minutes from the Open Access SIG https://folio-org.atlassian.net/wiki/display/OA/ and there is a slack channel
- Q1: Do you currently have agreements that include "open access publishing" components? If so, what are the key aspects of these that you would want to capture when recording an agreement in Folio?
Chat
Von Martina Schildt an alle 02:02 PM
2021-12-01 - ERM meeting
Von Felix Hemme (ZBW) an alle 02:16 PM
Challenge and opportunity!
Von Sara Colglazier (MHC/5C) an alle 02:21 PM
And it is very dynamic--esp right now--so maybe better for it to be more flexible to change as we go
Von Jessica Harris an alle 02:21 PM
I agree. Supp. properties would probably work well for this.
Von Jack Mulvaney an alle 02:23 PM
I would also think "type" could be used to represent a perpetual/post-cancellation access agreement or a non-OA membership as opposed to direct subscription
Von Jessica Harris an alle 02:24 PM
That's true or multi-year agreements (though those can change)
Von Jack Mulvaney an alle 02:25 PM
We (UMass not necessarily the rest of the Five Colleges) record some tools like EZProxy or Catalogers Desktop when they're paid out of our acquisitions fund rather than operating funds - there's no content but I need to be able to record things about them beyond a basic acq. note so we have agreements
Von Sara Colglazier (MHC/5C) an alle 02:26 PM
also there is then the problem that it is at the AG level and not AGL level, so ... conseuquences
I would have said the same that Jack is saying a month ago--suddenly all has changing
I remember what I forgot: when we were seeing demos about how institutions were organizing their AGs, we could see such a variety in approach that it already runs counter to all of us being able to Type the same
Von Jessica Harris an alle 02:37 PM
Thank you for the clarification, that helps with how I'm thinking about this.
Von Sara Colglazier (MHC/5C) an alle 02:49 PM
I am not familiar enough with all this, but ... I could imagine article level vs title level
Von Jessica Harris an alle 02:55 PM
MIT Direct to Open I think
Von Emma Raub an alle 02:55 PM
Yes, Direct to Open.
Von Felix Hemme (ZBW) an alle 02:55 PM
@Sara we have a similar usecase with a consortia agreement.
You get one year "as a gift" if you joined in 2020
It's horror to manage this kind of agreements from the content side.
Attendees list
Present | Name | Home Organization |
Aaron Neslin | UMass | |
Abigail Wickes | Duke University Libraries | |
Alaina Deane | Duke | |
Alice Daugherty | University of Alabama | |
x | Alissa Hafele | Stanford University |
Alistair Morrison | Johns Hopkins University Libraries | |
Amanda Cornwell | Johns Hopkins University Libraries | |
Amelia Sutton | UMass | |
Andrea Meindl | UB Regensburg | |
Ann-Marie Breaux | EBSCO | |
Annika Schröer | UB Leipzig | |
x | Anu Moorthy | Duke |
Anya Arnold | EBSCO | |
x | Beate Aretz | |
x | Benjamin Ahlborn | SuUB Bremen |
Birgit Neumann | ||
Björn Muschall | UB Leipzig | |
Carole Godfrey | EBSCO | |
Catherine Tuohy | Emmanuel College | |
Charlotte Whitt | Index Data | |
Claudia Malzer | ULB Darmstadt, Developer | |
Dennis Bridges | EBSCO | |
x | Dwayne Swigert | Missouri State University |
x | Emma Raub | Cornell |
Eric Hartnett | Texas A&M University | |
x | Felix Hemme | ZBW Kiel |
Frances Webb | Cornell, Developer | |
Gill Osguthorpe | UX/UI Designer - K-Int | |
x | Gisela Weinerth | SUB Hamburg |
x | Heather Thoele | Texas A&M University |
Ian Ibbotson | Developer Lead - K-Int | |
x | Jack Mulvaney | UMass |
Jag Goraya | K-Int | |
x | Janet Ewing | Five Colleges / Mount Holyoke College Library |
Jenna Lantermann | Five Colleges / Smith College | |
Jenna Strawbridge | Duke | |
x | Jessica Harris | Chicago |
Jir Shin Boey | Missouri State University | |
Joe Sikowitz | Fenway Library Organization | |
Johann Rolschewski | ZDB, Berlin | |
Johanna Radding | Five Colleges / Amherst College | |
x | Julie Brannon | Duke |
Kathleen Berry | UMass Amherst | |
Kathleen Norton | Five Colleges / Mount Holyoke College Library | |
Katrin Brüggemann | UB Leipzig | |
Khalilah Gambrell | EBSCO | |
Kirstin Kemner-Heek | VZG, Göttingen | |
Kristen Wilson | Index Data | |
regrets | Kristin Martin | Chicago |
Kyle Banerjee | EBSCO | |
x | Lars-Hakan Herbertsson | Chalmers |
Laura Wright | Cornell University | |
Laurenz Kern | Stabi Berlin | |
Lindsey Lowry | University of Alabama | |
Luca Lanzillo | Sapienza Library System - Sapienza University of Rome | |
Maike Osters | hbz, Cologne | |
Mara Egherman | EBSCO | |
Marie Widigson | Chalmers | |
Mariyam Thorhira | Johns Hopkins University Libraries | |
Marjorie Snyder | ||
Mark Arnold | Missouri State University | |
Mark Deutsch | Duke | |
Martina Karlsson | Chalmers | |
x | Martina Schildt | VZG, Göttingen |
x | Martina Tumulla | hbz, Cologne |
Mary O’Brien | ||
Matthieu Bordet | DMCultura, Ravenna, Italy | |
Mohammad Alhamad | Missouri State University | |
x | Molly Driscoll | EBSCO |
Moritz Horn | VZG, Göttingen | |
x | Nancy Finn | |
x | Nancy Pelis | Five Colleges / Mount Holyoke College Library |
Norma Flores | Texas A&M University | |
Olga Harder | TIB Hannover | |
x | Owen Stephens | Product Owner - Owen Stephens Consulting |
Paul Trumble | Amherst | |
x | Peter Böhm | HeBIS, Frankfurt |
Peter McCracken | Cornell | |
x | Robert Scheier | College of the Holy Cross |
Rüdiger Stratmann | IAI SPK Berlin | |
| Sabine Howahl | ULB Darmstadt |
x | Sabrina Bayer | UB Regensburg |
x | Sara Colglazier | Five Colleges / Mount Holyoke College Library |
Sarah Dennis | Texas A&M University | |
Sarah Morgenstern-Einenkel | UB Leipzig | |
Scott Stangroom | UMass | |
Siobhan McManamon | Five Colleges / Smith College | |
Sobha Duvvuri | EBSCO | |
Stephani Kaceli | Cairn University | |
Stew MacLehose | University of New England | |
Susanne Schuster | BSZ Konstanz | |
x | Tatjana Clemens | UB Frankfurt |
Theodor Tolstoi | Chalmers, EBSCO | |
x | Tracy Patton | Missouri State University |
Virginia Martin | Duke University Libraries | |
Xiaoyan (Yan) Song | NCSU | |
Yvonne Mönkediek | SuUB Bremen |