Craft Publishing: A Proposal for a Programmatic Paradigm Shift in Academic Libraries--A Recap of a Presentation Given at CNI in Spring 2016

Authors

Sue Ann Gardner, University of Nebraska-LincolnFollow
Paul Royster, University of Nebraska-LincolnFollow
Linnea Fredrickson, University of Nebraska-LincolnFollow
Brian Rosenblum, University of KansasFollow
Ada Emmett, University of Kansas Main CampusFollow

ORCID IDs

Paul Royster

Date of this Version

9-13-2017

Document Type

Article

Citation

Slides from a talk given at Love Library as an Academic Activities Committee, University Libraries, University of Nebraska-Lincoln session, September 13, 2017. Includes a bibliography of sources for further reading.

Comments

Copyright 2017, the authors. Used by permission.

Abstract

Synopsis

Includes information on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries publishing test case, metrics pertaining to the academic publishing market, and details about what constitutes craft publishing.

Conclusion

Small-scale publishing in hundreds of libraries in the United States is viable and can serve to balance the economics of the current scholarly publishing market.

Includes a bibliography of sources for further reading.