Abstract:As technology has advanced, scholarly communication has evolved, creating new opportunities for academic libraries to serve researchers. This article examines the current state and potential future of academic library-based publishing. The review of the literature explores the scholarly communication ecosystem as it pertains to new publishing paradigms supported by academic libraries, including the complexity of nontraditional publishing models. These models and their implications, as well as how they may be implemented, are then explored in the academic library environment. Next, survey data from nineteen academic librarians collected at the American Library Association Midwinter Meeting in January 2015 is presented. Based on the literature and the survey data, this article argues that the principle concerns for academic library-based publishing going forward include 1) the need for the dedicated and/or sustained financial models for library-based publishing initiatives and 2) the cultural and financial capital to support librarians as they further expand their knowledge and expertise to support additional publishing-related functionalities in support of these new models. Both of these concerns ultimately tie to the persistent question of perceived quality, and by extension, reputation, of library-based publishing and open access publishing more broadly.

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基于大学图书馆的出版：艺术发展状态

摘要：随着技术的进步，学术交流不断发展，为高校图书馆服务研究人员创造了新机遇。本文研究了基于学术图书馆的出版的现状和潜在的未来。文献综述探讨了与学术图书馆支持的新出版范例有关的学术传播生态系统，包括非传统出版模型的复杂性。然后在大学图书馆环境中探索这些模型及其含义以及如何实现。接下来，展示了2015年1月在美国图书馆协会仲冬会议上收集的来自19名学术馆员的调查数据。根据文献和调查数据，本文认为，未来基于学术图书馆的出版的主要关注点包括：1）为基于图书馆的出版计划提供专用和/或持续的财务模型的需求； 2）随着图书馆员的进一步发展而支持图书馆员的文化和金融资本他们的知识和专长，以支持其他与发布相关的功能，以支持这些新模型。这两个问题最终都与持续存在的问题有关，即基于图书馆的出版和开放获取出版的质量，以及扩展的声誉。