Tools For the Publication Cycle
- 1. Tools for the Publication Cycle Amanda Werhane Steenbock Library
- 2. Introductions • Instructor • Workshop • Attendees: – Name – Department – What other library workshops have you attended?
- 3. PRE-survey: go.wisc.edu/1frhne When finished: library.wisc.edu
- 4. Idea Literature Review Funding Research Study & Data Collection Conferences & Meetings Manuscript Submit to Journal Read by Researchers Search tools & Alerts Human resources Journal Editor Purchased by Library Publishing & Indexing Revise Manuscript Peer Review Adapted from Peer Review in 5 Minutes by North Carolina State University - www.lib.ncsu.edu/tutorials/pr Interloan & Doc delivery Document management Physical resources Bibliometric tools Hosting
- 5. #1: Search tools & Alerts • Books WorldCat, HathiTrust • Articles (on a topic) Google Scholar • Grants COS Pivot • Protocols & methods Research guide • Alerts Web of Science
- 6. #2: Interloan & Doc Delivery • “Find It” Online, in library, request • Physical items Interlibrary Loan • PDFs Document Delivery
- 7. #3: Doc management • Citations, PDFs, community Mendeley • Anything (but not bibliographies) Evernote
- 8. #4: Physical resources • Software Computer labs • Conferences Laptops • Posters, docs Printers • Practice, collaborate Rooms
- 9. #5: Bibliometric tools • Journal info Ulrich’s • Impact factor Journal Citation Reports
- 10. #6: Hosting & Publishing • Finished works & data MINDS@UW • Multimedia UW Digital Collections • Author rights Copyright, open access
- 11. #7: Human resources • Entire cycle Subject/liaison librarians • Data planning Research Data Services • Training Workshops • Questions Chat or Text
- 12. POST-survey: go.wisc.edu/q8sfwc More resources: researchguides.library.wisc.edu/ publishingresearch
Editor's Notes
- #3: INSTRUCTOR: Amanda Werhane, librarian here at Steenbock Library Reference, instruction, liaison to a number of departments and research centers WORKSHOP: Overview of a number of library tools & services To support you at various points of the publication cycle, now or in the future If you get stuck at any point, please ask a neighbor for help, or get my attention, and I’ll come troubleshoot ATTENDEES:
- #4: PRE-SURVEY: Please type in the URL and take the short pre-survey This will help give me a sense of how much time to spend on different tools WHEN YOU’RE FINISHED: Open one window or tab to the campus libraries’ homepage at library.wisc.edu We’ll keep coming back to this page
- #5: PUBLICATION CYCLE: Are there steps that are missing from this model? LIBRARY TOOLS: Grouped into 7 categories Some categories could be useful at different points in the cycle (not a one-to-one correlation)
- #6: SEARCH TOOLS & ALERTS: Coming with research ideas Conducting literature review Searching for funding Choosing protocols, methodologies
- #7: INTERLOAN & DOC DELIVERY: Coming with research ideas Conducting literature review Choosing protocols, methodologies
- #8: DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT: Literature review Writing grant proposals Collecting data Writing manuscripts
- #9: PHYSICAL LIBRARY RESOURCES: Writing grant proposals Data analysis Writing manuscripts Creating posters Preparing for conferences Attending conferences
- #10: BIBLIOMETRIC TOOLS: Literature review Choosing where to submit manuscript
- #11: HOSTING & PUBLISHING: Literature review Submit manuscripts to journals Publish in digital journal Deposit data Deposit pre-print or post-print
- #12: HUMAN RESOURCES: Ongoing (liaison librarians, training, questions) Writing grant proposal