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New Media, New School Year . . . and a New Resource | Edutopia - http://www.edutopia.org/ten-top...
top ten tips for teaching with new media from edutopia - Whitney Hoffman
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Attila Csordas
email from Mary Ann Liebert C.:'Many of our authors have inquired about making their articles free online permanently, immediately upon publication. Rejuvenation Research offers its authors "Liebert Open Option" to enable them to do so. The cost of Liebert Open Option is $3,000 for each article.'
what? Authors should pay $3,000 if they want Open Access for making their stuff publicly available for others? Not sure I understand. Do you? - Attila Csordas
That sounds awfully expensive - Andrew Clegg
Obviously there's a price to pay to be OA. Someone has to pay for Free Access, too - Jim Hardy
more expensive than BMC, but understandable. - Paulo Nuin
I would really love to see a dollar-by-dollar breakdown of that $3000. - Colin Ashe
Is that in addition to page charges? Then no, or at least not until I'd exhausted the open-access options. - Chris Patil
I think since the authors are providing the content, and we are talking about academic articles here, you are getting into a weird area of Pay to Play/Publish that is a very slippery slope. The question is to have open access- should there be perhaps a yearly fee? Should regular subscriptions by libraries allow open access to web based content? What about medline? - Whitney Hoffman
so we put the burden on libraries? - Paulo Nuin
Springer's Open Access fee also used to be $3000 (I don't know what it has been recently). Oxford journals such as NAR charge reduced OA fees to publishers at institutions with a subscription, so the cost is basically shared between the institution/library and the author. The Berkeley Research Impact Initiative http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/brii... subsidizes fees like this for those who... more... - Ruchira S. Datta
From the transfer of copyright form [http://www.liebertpub.com/media...] from Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., about the NIH Public Access Policy: "In order to assist our authors who have NIH funding to comply with this policy, Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. publishers will deposit the final accepted paper (after copy -editing and proofreading) to PubMed Central (PMC) on... more... - Jim Till
The restriction on self-archiving and long embargo is likely to make some people think, hmm, I'll just send it to PLoS and not deal with that. - Mr. Gunn
Actually, Rejuvenation Research has no page charges http://www.liebertpub.com/product... So the $3000 is in line with the $2850 charged by PLoS Biology but significantly higher than PLoS ONE. Thus fees are RR>PB>PO whereas impact factor goes PB>RR>PO. - Chris Patil
Not much of a difference from other OA publications, as pointed out. Funding agencies are supporting line items for OA publications. I ask for $5000/yr routinely for publications in my grant applications. - Iddo Friedberg
Chris, IF won't remain that way forever, and I think it's a poor decision-making factor as well. - Mr. Gunn
For a recent post about Article-Level Metrics at PLoS, see: http://tinyurl.com/qwvfxc - Jim Till
Maybe instead of putting the burden on libraries it would take the burden off of libraries. Presumably, authors who want this will build it into their budget and it will be covered by grants, funding, etc and libraries will not have to buy a subscription to the journal. - Angela Hamilton
I also would suggest not confounding the OA/author pays model of publishing with the deposition. Nature Publishing Group for example mostly consists of subscription journals but these journals (including Nature itself) provide the automatic deposition to PMC (as described above by Jim Till) as a free service to authors. - Maxine
@Mr. Gunn - I don't make my decisions based on impact factor, and I agree that it's a poor basis for distinguishing between journals. I do think that that relative relationship of impact factors between those three journals is likely to remain the same for a while, however. - Chris Patil
A fish-supper, anyone ?? - plus I have a fine pot of Earl Grey on (the) simmer...... - Graham Steel
"the OA/author pays model" -- just to clarify, OA and "author side fees" (a more accurate term) are two different things. The majority of OA journals don't charge any author side fees (though the best known ones, PLoS and BMC, do), whereas many toll-access journals charge page and color fees in addition to their subscriptions. For details see Peter's comments here: http://www.earlham.edu/~peters... - Bill Hooker
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catalan grilled onions and sauce - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
Free Private Microblogging For Education 2.0 - Edmodo - http://www.edmodo.com/
teacher student twitter client - Whitney Hoffman
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way to visualize search volume on twitter - Whitney Hoffman
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"Well-Connected Parents Take On School Boards: Web-Savvy Activists Push For Educational Change" By Michael Alison Chandler - http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...
For a new generation of well-wired activists in the Washington region, it's not enough to speak at Parent-Teacher Association or late-night school board meetings. They are going head-to-head with superintendents through e-mail blitzes, social networking Web sites, online petitions, partnerships w... - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
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great website and a tutorial that teaches even the lamest among us about ruby. Way cool. - Whitney Hoffman
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Conference planning, event planning guide and meeting planning services from Marriott - http://www.marriott.com/meeting...
Really great event planning guide, from budgeting to considerations you should make- well done, Marriott! - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
National News - Parents press states for autism insurance laws - http://www.comcast.net/article...
coverage for autism therapy? Let's hope - Whitney Hoffman
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Fair Use and Copyright for Teachers - http://home.earthlink.net/~cnew...
Info about fair use and copyright law in the classroom - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
Parent Talk Today: Sex Ed Helps Teens Delay First Intercourse - http://www.parenttalktoday.com/parentt...
Parent Talk Today: Sex Ed Helps Teens Delay First Intercourse
education helps kids delay intercourse- backed up by data- great stuff - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
ABC News: Child Online Protection Act Overturned - http://abcnews.go.com/Technol...
interesting- how's this gonna play out? - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
ABC News: Child Online Protection Act Overturned - http://abcnews.go.com/Technol...
interesting- how's this gonna play out? - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
New Clues to Autisms Cause - TIME - http://www.time.com/time...
great article about the increased evidence for genetic factors at play in autism - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
Apple launches new iTunes with App Store | News - Digital Media - CNET News.com - http://www.stumbleupon.com/demo...
Apple launches new iTunes with App Store | News - Digital Media - CNET News.com
great early link and discussion of new iphone app store - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
New Clues to Autisms Cause - TIME - http://www.stumbleupon.com/demo...
New Clues to Autisms Cause - TIME
great article about the increased evidence for genetic factors at play in autism - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
A great article about one of the issues that troubles so many kids with LD- inconsistent performance - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
Inconsistent Performance: Sometimes It&8217;s Up and Down and All Over the Map By Joan Kasura - K12 Academics - http://www.stumbleupon.com/demo...
Inconsistent Performance: Sometimes It&8217;s Up and Down and All Over the Map By Joan Kasura - K12 Academics
A great article about one of the issues that troubles so many kids with LD- inconsistent performance - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
parenting and parent involvement is part of student success- how do we help biligual parents become involved? - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
The New York Times & Log In - http://www.stumbleupon.com/demo...
The New York Times & Log In
parenting and parent involvement is part of student success- how do we help biligual parents become involved? - Whitney Hoffman
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Create Awareness - Kid-Reach.org, a Community Resource from The Outreach Center - http://www.stumbleupon.com/demo...
Create Awareness - Kid-Reach.org, a Community Resource from The Outreach Center
interesting site with some great resources to help kids - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
College Planning for Students with Learning Disabilities - College Admissions and Applications - College Resources - CampusCompare - http://www.stumbleupon.com/demo...
College Planning for Students with Learning Disabilities - College Admissions and Applications - College Resources - CampusCompare
good article about kids with LD applying to colleges - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
When Asperger's Syndrome and a Nonverbal Learning Disability Look Alike -- Stein et al. 114 (5): 1458 -- Pediatrics - http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/cgi...
pediatricians distinguishing aspergers and NLD - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
When Asperger's Syndrome and a Nonverbal Learning Disability Look Alike -- Stein et al. 114 (5): 1458 -- Pediatrics - http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/cgi...
pediatricians distinguishing aspergers and NLD - Whitney Hoffman
Whitney Hoffman
Your Child | Non-verbal Learning Disability (NLD or NVLD) - http://www.med.umich.edu/1libr...
university of michigan information on NLD - Whitney Hoffman
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