Comments on: Best Practices and New Ideas for Open-Access Publications http://newengland2011.thatcamp.org/10/14/best-practices-and-new-ideas-for-open-access-publications/ The Humanities and Technology Camp Sat, 29 Oct 2011 00:14:54 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.9.12 By: Thomas Dodson http://newengland2011.thatcamp.org/10/14/best-practices-and-new-ideas-for-open-access-publications/#comment-140 Thu, 20 Oct 2011 21:00:44 +0000 http://newengland2011.thatcamp.org/?p=172#comment-140 I would be very interested in this session. A few months ago I launched an open access arts & literature journal, Printer’s Devil Review(pdrjournal.org). I started using OJS but ended up finding it too cumbersome and switched to Drupal 7. It’s not an academic journal, but I still may have some insights (and definitely some opinions) to share regarding your questions.

]]> By: sarah.werner http://newengland2011.thatcamp.org/10/14/best-practices-and-new-ideas-for-open-access-publications/#comment-97 Tue, 18 Oct 2011 18:43:23 +0000 http://newengland2011.thatcamp.org/?p=172#comment-97 A couple of other open access journals, some nicer looking and easier to navigate than others:

Borrowers and Lenders
Common-Place
Appositions–a bit weirdly, but maybe with potential for cheapness and ease, done on Blogger.
Fragments

]]> By: Lincoln Mullen http://newengland2011.thatcamp.org/10/14/best-practices-and-new-ideas-for-open-access-publications/#comment-96 Tue, 18 Oct 2011 18:32:20 +0000 http://newengland2011.thatcamp.org/?p=172#comment-96 Here are some resources I’ve gathered:

Early Modern Literary Studies—Noteworthy for paragraph numbering for citations.

Paper Through Time—noteworthy for endnotes and hovering notes above numbers.

Hacking the Academy e-book—noteworthy for being an EPUB edition of a book published online.

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