Ten Facts About the Public Domain
Defining the Public Domain Works may be in the public domain because they: Public Domain Facts Celebrate Public Domain Day...
Category: Scholarly Communications
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New Award to Transform Learning through Open Educational Resources
A new award sponsored by the Digital Intelligence & Innovation Accelerator (DI2) aims to encourage WashU instructors to develop freely... -
Libraries Help Adapt Open Education Resource
ScholPubs & CAPS: OER Partners The Scholarly Communications & Digital Publishing (ScholPub) unit of WashU Libraries supported Dorris Scott, academic... -
What’s the Difference Between Public Access and Open Access
Being aware of the distinction between Public Access and Open Access will be more important for authors over the next... -
Why Is Copyright Important for Authors?
Why should WashU authors care about copyright? Knowledge of copyright, especially author rights, helps authors of scholarly works make informed... -
Modernizing Peer Review
Peer review is a crucial practice for evaluating academic, scientific, and professional work, supporting research integrity, and building trust in... -
Kicking Off and Powering Up for Open Pedagogy
Every year for the past eleven years, Open Education Week has raised awareness and highlighted innovative open education successes worldwide.... -
How Does ChatGPT Answer Fair Use Questions?
We’ve all heard our “fair” share about ChatGPT—the powerful and controversial artificial intelligence chatbot from OpenAI that answers questions, writes... -
How Will the Free, Zero Embargo Memo Impact the Humanities and Social Sciences?
The most recent White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) memorandum, Ensuring Free Immediate & Equitable Access to... -
Exploring Academic Authorship and Publishing
Faculty and researchers at Washington University in St. Louis are invited to attend an information session on Evaluating a Journal...