We’re all about openness: Except when it comes to our workspaces

Q3 Social Sciences

College and Research Libraries News Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.5860/crln.84.9.311

Steven Bell

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Abstract

W hen it comes to information access, academic librarians are advocates for openness. They demonstrate a strong commitment to creating cultures of openness at their institutions, leading the way for others to grasp the power and benefits of open access publishing, open education practices, open data sharing, and more. Breaking down information barriers while establishing pathways to unfettered and free access is a core professional value. It’s probably safe to say that academic librarians have yet to encounter an open concept they refuse to embrace. Well, there might be one exception.

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我们都是开放的:除了我们的工作空间

当涉及到信息获取时，学术图书馆员是开放的倡导者。他们表现出在其机构中创造开放文化的坚定承诺，引领其他人掌握开放获取出版、开放教育实践、开放数据共享等的力量和好处。打破信息壁垒，建立不受限制和自由获取的途径是核心的专业价值。可以肯定地说，学术图书馆员还没有遇到一个他们拒绝接受的开放概念。好吧，可能有一个例外。

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