Modifying a shareable resource: a demo for librarians. This is based on: Open Access and Free Collections in OutLook OnLine: A Demonstration, Open Medicine example

Heather Morrison, BC ELNwhich can be found in SOL*R at http://solr.bccampus.ca/bcc/items/2896bc03-a85d-0cec-6720-f15f1293dc2f/1/?backto=access

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About this demonstration

This demo illustrates how a librarian can take a shareble learning object and customize for local use. Because Open Medicine is fully open access (uses the Creative Commons / Attribution License), permission to use their work is not an issue! Viewing the whole demonstration should take about 3 minutes.

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The demo starts with OutLook OnLine. Before your demo goes into OutLook OnLine, you might want to add YOUR OWN title slide - with your name and your own library logo, and a slide or two illustrating your library’s website, and how patrons can get to OutLook OnLine.

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OutLook OnLine is a gateway to British Columbia’s public and post-secondary libraries; 92 libraries in all. This is the view of OutLook OnLine from Capilano University.

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OutLook, let’s enter “open medicine” in the Search For box, select “Title” as the search option, and check “OutLook OnLine” as the resource to search.

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And click “Search”

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There is one result, Open Medicine [free electronic resource]. After the title, there is a URL.

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Let’s click on the URL…

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…and Open Medicine appears in a pop-up window.

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Let’s click to open the window,

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The home page of Open Medicine appears.

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Let’s scroll down…

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The Editorial, Open science, open access, and open source software at Open Medicine, looks interesting…lets click where it says html.

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Now we can read the editorial online!

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There are more than 5,000 open access and free journals in the BC ELN collection, including more than 3,000 scholarly, peer-reviewed journals from the Directory of Open Access Journals. Descriptions of the collections can be found here: http://www.eln.bc.ca/view.php?id=1129

BC ELN Open Access and Free Journals

[REPLACE PICTURE WITH YOU’RE A TO Z LIST?]To browse the full collection, go to the A to Z Open

Access and Free Journals list, at: http://cufts2.lib.sfu.ca/CJDB/BCELN/browse

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ADD ATTRIBUTION NOTE - FINE PRINT IS OKAY, e.g.: thanks to Heather Morrison, BC ELN [insert link to the original]

Heather MorrisonBC Electronic Library Networkheatherm@eln.bc.ca778-782-7001http://eln.bc.ca[WHAT CC LICENSE DO YOU PREFER?This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.5 Canada

License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ca/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, 171 Second Street, Suite 300, San Francisco, California, 94105, USA.