2021-09-02 - OA SIG meeting
Meeting time: 8:30 AM (EST) / 1:30 PM (BST) / 2:30 PM (CEST)
Meeting URL: https://openlibraryfoundation.zoom.us/j/82643780981 (Password required)
OA Working Group Wiki: Open Access SIG Home
Google Drive Folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HR1JyDkUeRE0kL1eBKcu6uIvcNcnn352?usp=sharing
Slack channel: #open-access-management
Mailing list: folio-rm-oa@ole-lists.openlibraryfoundation.org (Subscribe here selecting 'folio-rm-oa' list)
Housekeeping and major community updates
- Outstanding topics, please add any topics that have not yet been discussed, or those that you feel need more discussion to fully understand the issues
- All: Please add yourself to the SIG member list at Open Access SIG Home. This is optional but gives the larger community a sense of involved institutions and SIG expertise.
- FOLIO Sprint Review 120-121 available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpHoWJkTZyE
- Recording from last meeting about basic Acquisition workflow in FOLIO is included in the OA recording folder : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1FNm8-vYMPyYvODRgHpKYSzXlsFhaayae
Agenda items
- Homework discussion about workflows and institutional hierarchies, please complete in preperation to the meeting:
Minutes
- Looking at the SLUB workflow diagram
- OS: Is this workflow any different in other institutions?
- PMC: much more simpler, question on how much to pay based on the mumber of authors; just one fund with requirement on report but not the requirement to track all this information
- Group: agreement to SLUB's workflow chart
- AO: looking at a status between open and closed, there are a lot of steps
- OS: "In progess" should include the answer of "who is next in charge to do something", external/internal, right?
- Group: yes, agreement
- Homework document
- AO: need to encumber money for BPC first of all, planned but not approved
- will be followed up on Acq discussion
- Discussion about workflow/status field
- BM: Status fields often represent a series of steps with a given order, but if we have multiple "tasks" that can be done in parallel, we do not have a particular order + we can not infer from one status that all stepas before have been done
- OS: Needs more thinking and discussion with Gill, maybe thinking more of "tasks" that can be done in parallel
- Discussed examples of institutional hierarchies
Attendees
Present | Name | Home Organization |
x | Owen Stephens | K-Int |
Ian Ibbotson | K-Int | |
x | Gill Osguthorpe | K-Int |
Björn Muschall | UL Leipzig | |
x | Christina Prell | UL Regensburg |
Caroline Ziegler | UL LMU Munich | |
Volker Schallehn | UL LMU Munich | |
x | Vanessa Gabriel | UL LMU Munich |
Eloisa Deola Schennerlein | SLUB Dresden | |
Lisa Schäfer | ZBW | |
Martin Bauschmann | UL Leipzig | |
x | Peter Sbrzesny | VZG Göttingen |
Mona Orloff | ZBW | |
x | Astrid Orth | SUB Göttingen |
Cornelia Lang | UL Regensburg (proxy Christina Prell) | |
x | Peter McCracken | Cornell University |
Ethan | K-Int Dev | |
Sam Hepburn | K-Int Dev | |
Frank Manista | JISC UK | |
Simone Gruner | SLUB Dresden | |
Michael Wolgemuth | SLUB Dresden |