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Podcasts Professor Craig Carter on the MIT Faculty Open Access Policy. Download the audio file. (5:32 minutes) More info Professor JoAnne Yates on Making MIT Sloan Teaching Materials Openly Available. Download the audio file. (20:56 minutes; 19MB) More info MacKenzie Smith on EndNote vs. Zotero: the Business End of Citation Management Software. Download the audio file. (9:12 minutes; 8.4MB) More info Gari Clifford on Choosing Open Publication Models that Support Authors and Readers. Download the audio file. (18:58 minutes; 17 MB) More info Professor Dan Ariely on his book Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces that Shape our Decisions. Download the audio file. (20:02 minutes; 18.4 MB) More info Professor George Stiny on the “copy” in copyright. Download the audio file. (14:42 minutes; 13.5 MB) More info Professor Hal Abelson on Supporting Our Intellectual Commons. Download the audio file. (22:53 minutes; 21 MB) More info Professor John H. Lienhard V on making his text book open access. Download the audio file. (15:10 minutes; 11.1 MB) More info Science Commons' John Wilbanks, on Barriers to the Flow of Scientific Knowledge. Download the audio file. (14:35 minutes; 13.9MB) More info Tracy Gabridge on Assessing the Vulnerability of Conference Proceedings. Download the audio file (14:35 minutes; 10.2MB) More info Professor Kai von Fintel on the Launch of a New Open Access Journal in Linguistics. Download the audio file (11:11 minutes; 10.3MB) More info Professor Eric von Hippel on Openness, Innovation, and Scholarly Publishing. Download the audio file. (8:33 minutes) More info Anna Gold on Making a Difference: Pushing Back on DRM at MIT. Download the audio file. (8:18 minutes, 7.7 Mb) More info Steve Gass on Transforming Scientific Communication. Download the audio file. (6:27 minutes, 6MB) More info

Videos MIT Faculty on Open Access (5:06 Minutes) MIT faculty share their thoughts on the evolution of scholarly publishing, and the goals and impact of the MIT Faculty Open Access Policy. MIT Faculty Open Access Policy (2:53 minutes) Professor Hal Abelson speaks about the MIT Faculty Open Access policy. MIT Faculty Open Access Policy (1:56 minutes) Professor Richard Holton, Chair of the Faculty Committee on the Library System, speaks about the importance of the Policy and open access in a new video. Managing Copyright to Advance Research & Teaching (1:41:23 hours/minutes) Ann Wolpert, Director of the MIT Libraries, moderates a panel discussion on managing copyright in the digital age. A Window on Fair Use (9:39 minutes) Employ the concept of “Fair Use” under US copyright law to legally reuse copyrighted content without permission from the copyright holder. Publishing Smart Workshop (46:07 minutes) Geared for graduate students, addresses what copyright means to authors, how to assess publishers' policies, and how to use web-based tools that assess journal quality. Scholarly Publication & Copyright Part 1: Copyright Law & Publication (5:38) Part 2: Retaining Rights (9:46) Part 3: Publishing Through Open Access Channels (8:55)