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* [http://guides.lib.umich.edu/permissions Obtaining Copyright Permissions] – This gives advice to an author or editor determining whether permission is required and how to obtain permission to use part or all of a copyrighted work in one's work. | * [http://guides.lib.umich.edu/permissions Obtaining Copyright Permissions] – This gives advice to an author or editor determining whether permission is required and how to obtain permission to use part or all of a copyrighted work in one's work. | ||
* [http://www.the-efa.org/res/rates.php Common rates] for editing, fact checking, indexing, layout, proofreading, and more. | * [http://www.the-efa.org/res/rates.php Common rates] for editing, fact checking, indexing, layout, proofreading, and more. | ||
| - | * [[Launching and sustaining a publication]] | + | * The [http://www.arl.org/sparc/consult/index.shtml SPARC Consulting Group] provides guidance on [http://www.arl.org/sparc/publisher/incomemodels/ business models] to learned societies and other nonprofit organizations that want to make a switch to open access. They also provide an [http://www.arl.org/sparc/partnering/planning/index.shtml Open-access Journal Publishing Resource Index] containing advice on new journal planning, governance and editorial issues, marketing and promotion, and more. |
| + | * [http://works.bepress.com/scott_lyons/5/ Case Study on the Development of the International Journal of Exercise Science]: "This document is a summary case study on the origination, development, marketing and on-going management of this unique research journal." | ||
| + | * The Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) provides [http://publicationethics.org/resources a range of useful tools for journal editors and writers]. | ||
| + | * [[Michigan Publishing Marketing Guide]] | ||
| + | * Editors of journals might consider joining the [http://www.celj.org/ Council of Editors of Learned Journals] for advice and support from other journal editors. There are also discipline-specific groups, such as [http://www.celxj.org/ CELxJ] and [http://lis-editors.org/ LIS-Editors]. | ||
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== Working with us == | == Working with us == | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 29 May 2014
This wiki contains documentation for publishing partners of Michigan Publishing.
Content in this wiki is available for reuse under a Creative Commons license. See the copyright page for more information.
Contents |
Getting Started
- Obtaining Copyright Permissions – This gives advice to an author or editor determining whether permission is required and how to obtain permission to use part or all of a copyrighted work in one's work.
- Common rates for editing, fact checking, indexing, layout, proofreading, and more.
- The SPARC Consulting Group provides guidance on business models to learned societies and other nonprofit organizations that want to make a switch to open access. They also provide an Open-access Journal Publishing Resource Index containing advice on new journal planning, governance and editorial issues, marketing and promotion, and more.
- Case Study on the Development of the International Journal of Exercise Science: "This document is a summary case study on the origination, development, marketing and on-going management of this unique research journal."
- The Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) provides a range of useful tools for journal editors and writers.
- Michigan Publishing Marketing Guide
- Editors of journals might consider joining the Council of Editors of Learned Journals for advice and support from other journal editors. There are also discipline-specific groups, such as CELxJ and LIS-Editors.
Working with us
- Choosing a Publishing Model
- Print-on-demand publishing through CreateSpace
- Publishing Agreements (reflects historical, not current, practice)
- Managing submissions and peer review
- Guidelines for Publishing Partners for how to provide content to Michigan Publishing
- Usage Statistics
- Rapid Typesetting Service
- DISQUS Commenting Feature
- Harvesting of metadata through OAI-PMH
Resource guides
- Guide to Publishing Resources at the University of Michigan
- EPUB Conversion Guidelines
- Open Access Resources
- Overview of Journal Indexes and Aggregators
Policies
- Access and Usage Policy for Michigan Publishing publications
- Digital Preservation
- What is Digital Preservation?
- Internal Resources – these guides were produced by U-M staff
- External Resources – these guides were produced by trusted authorities outside of U-M
- Notification of Server Outages
