Knowledge sharing and management in open access e-resources & communities

Qiping Zhang; Thomas Krichel; Cheryl Malone; Heather D. Pfeiffer; Sarah L. Shreeves

doi:10.1002/meet.2008.1450450146

Knowledge sharing and management in open access e-resources & communities

Qiping Zhang, Thomas Krichel, Cheryl Malone, Heather D. Pfeiffer, Sarah L. Shreeves

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Abstract

An open access community is a digital repository or an online community where scientific information and communication are free to the public through computing technologies (Hanauske, M., et al 2007; Hubbard, C., et al, 2005). Open access community provides a new way for knowledge sharing and knowledge management. It takes advantage of collective expertise by providing a repository for research papers and research data that are scattered or take a long time to be published. The panel will discuss experiences and challenges people face in various open access communities. Particularly, we will discuss the following issues: • How did each community or repository achieve the functions of "organize" and "share" among people having a common interest in the community? • How long did it take to launch and establish an open-access community? • What impact of such an open-access community / repository has on people's interaction with information? Impact on feebased digital libraries or traditional libraries? • What the tradeoffs are between opened vs. controlled? • How well do they address privacy issues? • How well is current open access community/ repository meeting human needs, and what should future technology research and development involve to better meet user needs?

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	ASIST 2008
Subtitle of host publication	Proceedings of the 71st ASIST Annual Meeting: People Transforming Information - Information Transforming People
Publisher	American Society for Information Science and Technology
Volume	45
ISBN (Print)	0877155402, 9780877155409
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1002/meet.2008.1450450146
State	Published - 2008
Event	ASIST 2008: 71st ASIST Annual Meeting: People Transforming Information - Information Transforming People - Columbus, OH, United States Duration: Oct 24 2008 → Oct 29 2008

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Other	ASIST 2008: 71st ASIST Annual Meeting: People Transforming Information - Information Transforming People
Country/Territory	United States
City	Columbus, OH
Period	10/24/08 → 10/29/08

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Information Systems
Library and Information Sciences

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Zhang, Q., Krichel, T., Malone, C., Pfeiffer, H. D., & Shreeves, S. L. (2008). Knowledge sharing and management in open access e-resources & communities. In ASIST 2008: Proceedings of the 71st ASIST Annual Meeting: People Transforming Information - Information Transforming People (Vol. 45). American Society for Information Science and Technology. https://doi.org/10.1002/meet.2008.1450450146

Knowledge sharing and management in open access e-resources & communities. / Zhang, Qiping; Krichel, Thomas; Malone, Cheryl et al.
ASIST 2008: Proceedings of the 71st ASIST Annual Meeting: People Transforming Information - Information Transforming People. Vol. 45 American Society for Information Science and Technology, 2008.

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Zhang, Q, Krichel, T, Malone, C, Pfeiffer, HD & Shreeves, SL 2008, Knowledge sharing and management in open access e-resources & communities. in ASIST 2008: Proceedings of the 71st ASIST Annual Meeting: People Transforming Information - Information Transforming People. vol. 45, American Society for Information Science and Technology, ASIST 2008: 71st ASIST Annual Meeting: People Transforming Information - Information Transforming People, Columbus, OH, United States, 10/24/08. https://doi.org/10.1002/meet.2008.1450450146

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