The term “scholarly communication” broadly refers to the steps of scholarly research, writing, publishing, and any other aspect of scholarly output. It is a complex process.
The process includes, but is not limited to:
Our Office provides services for three important aspects of scholarly communication:
Acquaint yourself with the research process, and learn more about our services to help you with your own research.
Learn about open access and what it means for universities, libraries, and your own published works.
The John C. Hitt Library, Office of Research, and Faculty Excellence are pleased to announce two upcoming events to be hosted by the Burnett Honors College. The panel sessions described below will highlight the diverse research interests and publishing activities of scholars in the College of Arts & Humanities. We invite you to attend one […]
“OPEN ACCESS: ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT KNOWLEDGE THEFT.” OCTOBER 23-29, 2017 The world of Open Access is a wild place! Explore the ins and outs of Open Access and what it means for you as a student and/or content creator with the UCF Library and earn badges in the process! There will be four opportunities […]
Happy Fair Use / Fair Dealing Week! This annual event runs from February 20 – February 24, 2017. Fair use (United States) and fair dealing (Canada, Australia, etc.) provide exceptions to copyright. Why are we celebrating? The event’s official website describes the impact:
The UCF Libraries released a new video to guide viewers through the Research Lifecycle (RLC) model. The RLC was created by the UCF Libraries’ Scholarly Communication Task Force in order to: Help understand the research process Show the location and types of services available for researchers Highlight missing support areas in order to establish new […]
