Resources
This section contains links to various resources that may be useful.
Resources on Open Access policy formulation
The Immediate-Deposit/Optional-Access (ID/OA) mandate: rationale and model
Optimizing OA self-archiving mandates: What? Where? When? Why? How?
How to integrate university and funder Open Access mandates
Which green OA mandate is optimal?
Open Access policy options for funding agencies and universities
Three principles for university Open Access policies
Three principles for university Open Access policies (PDF version)
University Open Access policy examples
University of Stirling's policy
Queensland University of Technology's policies (research outputs and theses)
Other resources
A case study in institutional openness: Salford University. Written by the Vice Chancellor of Salford University and EOS Board member, Professor Martin Hall
A video about the benefits of ORBi, the institutional repository at the University of Liege. Introduced by the Librarian, Paul Thirion, the video shows personal testimonies from Liege researchers from a variety of disciplines explaining the benefits of putting their work in ORBi.
