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What is OA ?
What is OA ?
Open access (OA) refers to the practice of providing unrestricted access to academic publications, such as journal articles, research papers, and data. The primary goal of open access is to enhance the visibility and dissemination of research findings, enabling anyone to read, download, copy, and use scholarly materials without cost.
What open access is NOT
What open access is NOT
Open Access isn’t an attempt to bypass peer review.
Open Access isn’t an attempt to reform, violate, or abolish copyright.
Open Access isn’t an attempt to deprive royalty-earning authors of income.
Open Access isn’t an attempt to deny the reality of costs.
Open Access isn’t an attempt to reduce authors’ rights over their work
Open Access isn’t an attempt to reduce academic freedom.
Open Access isn’t an attempt to reduce academic freedom.
Open Access isn’t an attempt to reduce academic freedom.
Open Access doesn’t require boycotting any kind of literature or publisher.
Open Access isn’t primarily about bringing access to lay readers
Finally, Open Access isn’t universal access.
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