January 26, 2022
Jeroen Sondervan, in an Open Access Books Network (OABN) post: Under the banner and with the support of the Open Access Books Network, I organized the series ‘OA Books Workouts’, which were five talks (45 minutes) with humanities scholars from different disciplines...
January 13, 2022
From the author bio of Mirela Roncevic's Commonplace article on European librarians' views on OA monographs: Mirela Roncevic is a doctoral candidate at the University of Zagreb, where she has studied information and communication science, with a special focus on Open...
January 10, 2022
I missed this important Brookings report from September: Hundreds of higher education institutions are procuring algorithms that strategically allocate scholarships to convince more students to enroll. In doing so, these enrollment management algorithms help colleges...
January 6, 2022
Twitter has rightly blown up over Taylor & Francis's appalling "Accelerated Publication" grift: If time is critical in your publishing strategy, our Accelerated Publication options are available on a select number of biomedical journals and can help you...
January 3, 2022
From a new Penn State [study](https://edarxiv.org/py3sz/) on online program management (OPMs) deals: > OPM contracts are—to be blunt—one strategy for extracting profit from a mostly nonprofit educational model. And, also bluntly, they are a way of doing so without...
