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  About OA

  • 1 What is open access?
    • What is open access?
  • 2 OA Mythbusting
    • Common myths about open access
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  The OA Books landscape

  • 2 OA books vs OA journals
    • The difference between an open access book and an open access journal
  • 3 Benefits of publishing an OA book
    • Why publish an open access book?
    • Metrics
    • Benefits of open access book publishing for early career researchers
  • 5 Dissemination & discoverability
    • Dissemination and discoverability
  • 6 OA book policy landscape
    • Open access book policy landscape
  • 7 Research data & OA books
    • Research data and open access books
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  About the Toolkit

  • 1 Welcome to the toolkit
    • Welcome to the toolkit
  • 2 How to browse this toolkit
    • How to browse this toolkit
  • 3 Story of this toolkit
    • Story of this toolkit
  • 4 Who is responsible for this toolkit?
    • Who is responsible for this toolkit?
  • 5 Acknowledgements
    • Acknowledgements
  • 6 Help and feedback
    • Help and feedback
  • 8 Testimonials
    • What do users think of the toolkit?
  • 9 Future developments
    • Future developments
  • 9 Sitemap
    • Sitemap
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  Support

  • 6 Help and feedback
    • Help and feedback
  • 7 Support the toolkit
    • Support the toolkit
  • 8 Our Supporters
    • Our supporters
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  Resources

  • 0 Source acknowledgements
    • Source acknowledgements
  • 2 Recordings
    • Recording: CCC Beyond the book - How to publish an open access book
    • Recording: Frankfurt Book Fair - OAPEN OA Books Toolkit
    • Recording: boOkmArks - introducing the OAPEN Open Access Books Toolkit
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  Life cycle

  • 0 Planning and Funding
    • Business models for open access book publishing
    • Eligibility criteria for grant applications
    • Green, gold, diamond – different models for open access books
    • List of funding sources for open access books
    • Open access book policy landscape
    • Overview of available funding
    • Research institutions
  • 1 Conduct Research
  • 2 Consider Publishing Options
    • Choosing a licence
    • Research institutions
    • Self-publishing your open access book
    • The difference between open access and non-open access books
    • Why publish an open access book?
    • Metrics
    • Benefits of open access book publishing for early career researchers
    • How to find open access book publishers
  • 3 Write & submit manuscript
    • Contracting and copyright
    • How to choose a publisher for your open access book
    • Types of publishers and publishing services
  • 4 Peer review
    • Peer review and quality control
  • 5 Book contract and License
    • Choosing a licence
    • Contracting and copyright
    • Third-party permissions
  • 6 Book is published & disseminated
    • Digital and print publication
    • Dissemination and discoverability
    • How will researchers use, re-use and build upon my research?
    • Marketing
    • Metadata
    • Self-promotion
    • Self-publishing your open access book
  • 7 Research is reused
    • How will researchers use, re-use and build upon my research?
    • Metadata
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  FAQ

  • 0 About this toolkit
    • How can I find relevant information quickly within this toolkit?
    • What is the OAPEN open access books toolkit?
  • 2 About Open Access
    • Are open access books peer reviewed?
    • Are there different kinds of open access?
    • Do funders care about the type of open access?
    • Does open access lead to a loss of quality and prestige?
    • Does open access lead to increased plagiarism?
    • Does open access mean the end of print?
    • Does open access prevent the use of third party copyrighted material?
    • Is a book processing charge the only way to make my books open access?
    • What is diamond / platinum open access?
    • What is gold open access?
    • What is green open access?
    • What is open access?
  • 3 Open access books landscape
    • How does an open access book differ from an open access journal?
    • Open access book policy landscape
    • What are the benefits of open access for books?
    • What are the benefits of open access for early career researchers?
    • Why publish an open access book?
  • 4 Publishing options
    • How do I choose a publisher for my open access book?
    • What are my rights over my open access book?
    • What are the differences between an open access and non-open access book?
    • What services should a publisher offer?
  • 5 Funding
    • Am I eligible for open access funding?
    • Can my organisation help me with publishing my book open access?
    • Do I need to pay a fee to publish my book open access?
    • How do publishers cover the costs of open access book publishing?
    • What are the different models used to publish an open access book?
    • What does the book processing charge (BPC) cover?
    • Where can I find available funding for my open access book?
  • 6 Quality assurance & peer review
    • Why are reputable open access publishers committed to peer review?
  • 7 Book contract and licence
    • Can I include third-party material in an open access book?
    • Can I transfer my copyright when I want to publish in open access?
    • How does an open access book publishing agreement differ from a non-open access agreement?
    • What are my rights as a copyright holder?
    • What can readers do with my open access book?
    • What licence can I choose?
    • What should be agreed with the publisher if I want to publish my book open access?
    • Who has copyright for my open access book?
  • 8 Dissemination and marketing
    • Can open access help my book reach a wider audience?
    • Can readers build upon my open access book?
    • Can readers share my open access book?
    • How can I measure impact for open access books?
    • How do publishers ensure that open access books are discovered?
    • How will my publisher market my open access book?
    • What digital formats can my open access book be in?
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  Keywords
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  Glossary

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    • Academic-Led Presses
    • All rights reserved
    • Altmetrics
    • Author accepted manuscript
    • Bibliodiversity
    • Bibliometrics
    • Book processing charge
    • Copyright
    • Creative Commons
    • Diamond open access
    • Digital archiving
    • Discoverability
    • Embargo period
    • Global South
    • Gold open access
    • Gratis open access
    • Green open access
    • Impact
    • Indirect costs
    • Libre open access
    • Licence
    • Metadata
    • Metadata tagging
    • Metrics
    • Open access
    • Open access policy
    • Peer review
    • Persistent identifier
    • Plan S
    • Predatory publishers
    • Preprint
    • Public scholarship
    • Repository
    • Research data
    • Self-archiving
    • Third-party permissions
    • University presses
    • Version of record

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