Davis: interested in Models 2 and 3; have done some local OA cataloging and continue to do that in a limited basis, but interested in exploring hybrid possibilities; haven’t done much local OA cataloging since migration; large-scale collections should probably go to SCP
UCLA: relatively good capacity for OA cataloging via any models
Riverside: have capacity to do one-off things, but anything large-scale, maybe should go to SCP
SCP: could accommodate monographs via getting an OCLC number; may open the door for relooking at current policies that SCP doesn’t take monographs right now
E-resources group: a possibility is activating OA collections like previously done in SFX, but question is if records are good enough? There’s also probably a lot already migrated from SFX, and CDL will turn on what’s not yet turned on (SCP will turn on all the OA collections that are migrating). Complications include if whether campuses want to see it, how collections are set up; Another potential way to get around activating is using Unpaywall.
Summary: Several campuses don’t have capacity for local OA cataloging; SCP requests are also slow, likely because of priority post-migration projects; this is a good time to be thinking about OA workflows before things ramp up
Becky to ask UCSD if they have Unpaywall, and how it works
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Report back from campuses, SCP
Learn what impact the 3 options for OA management might have on local staff
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Team
For SCP: what’s the volume of OA cataloging requests received, which campuses are making requests?
17 requests this year for journals
5 requests this year for collections
11 requests last year for collections
10 requests in 2020 for collections
SCP also has a program that can evaluate CZ records for quality
Becky to gather information
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Limit by Availability Feature
Status of Discovery work plan to investigate Limit by Availability Feature
Phase 4 made this a local decision; current Discovery subteam is coming back and having broader discussion about how those different decisions are working
Limit by Availability option can help reduce (but not totally eliminate) instances of OA resources with no links (hybrid OA collections can be problematic)
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Wrap up & Homework
Review actions and decisions
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Team
One approach could be to activate everything and then have a nomination for enhancing metadata
Maybe we should take one OA resource as a pilot and see it through a workflow from evaluation to activation (e.g. a journal from “Free e-journals” collection)
Everyone: Identify potential OA collections/scenarios to run through workflows
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Parking Lot
Capture important topics for future discussion
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Team
How to find items that are OA but have slipped thru the cracks, not being labeled OA?
Draft work plan document
Something coming from Discovery group
Discussion on CZ records
Quality can vary greatly
Another area is to rethink JSC and whether they want to continue approval role.
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Total
60/60
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