A few weeks ago, LibParlor hosted our first webinar on open monograph publishing with Melissa Wong, Laura Saunders, Rebecca Graham, and Dan Tracy. It was an amazing panel and so much great information was shared. Thanks to those who attended live and we are excited to share a recording, slides, and resources from this webinar.
View the slides from our presenters.
And, throughout the webinar many links were shared through the chat. Those links are listed below for easy access.
- Examples of open access monographs
- Instruction in Libraries and Information Centers: An Introduction by Laura Saunders and Melissa A. Wong
- Knowledge Justice: Disrupting Library and Information Studies Through Critical Race Theory edited by Sofia Y. Leung and Jorge R. López-McKnight
- The Writing Workshop: Write More, Write Better, Be Happier in Academia by Barbara W. Sarnecka
- Also, Sarnecka, Barbara W. 2020. “Why Would a Professor Self-Publish a Book?” Journal of Scholarly Publishing 51 (4): 309-13.
- When considering accessibility
- Universal Design for Learning Guidelines
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1
- Color Check for ADA Image compliance
- Contrast Checker from Web Accessibility in Mind
- Resources & organizations to explore
Do you have additional questions for our speakers? Their contact information is below:
- Melissa Wong: mawong@illinois.edu or find her on Twitter @LISafterClass
- Laura Saunders: laura.saunders@simmons.edu or find her on Twitter @bibliolaura
- Rebecca Graham: grahamrn@westminster.edu or find her on Twitter @beckygrahm1016
- Dan Tracy: dtracy@illinois.edu
Are you interested in submitting a webinar idea to LibParlor? Let us know and submit a proposal today!
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