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=Working Resource List=

Research Notes (includes full resource list; once I decide to adopt a resource, it moves from this to that list) [|Research Process Blog] (thoughts on doing research this way)

**Methodology:**

 * 1) I read the article straight through.
 * 2) I read the article a second time and copy and paste quotations I think are important to my understanding of the work. Some of these quotations will end up in the article, but many will not. This is likened to the "notebook" approach I used before I had this crazy idea.
 * 3) I think about the quotations, and I add my comments in bold. Sometimes there is lag time between when I place the Q here and when I get a chance to go back and write about it.
 * 4) Since this is a "notebook," I don't concern myself with grammar and mechanics as I will when I write the proposal and article. I clean up as I go.
 * 5) I encourage the authors (if possible) and any other experts to look over my comments to make sure I am fairly and accurately representing their work.

Technical Communication and Scientific Rhetoric Materials
Peer Reviewed Materials

Chemisty Related Materials
Dr. Peter Murray-Rust's Materials http://wwmm.ch.cam.ac.uk/wikis/wwmm/index.php/PublicationPage

Dr. Henry Rzepa's Materials http://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/rzepa/

Jean-Claude Bradley's Materials

Open Access Scholarship Materials

 * Peter Suber's Materials**

Heather Morrison's [|Materials]

Open Society Institute Materials

The Alliance for Taxpayer Access Materials http://www.taxpayeraccess.org/

Federal Research Public Access Act of 2006 (S.2695) Sponsors Cornyn (R-TX) and Lieberman (D-CT) http://www.taxpayeraccess.org/frpaa/index.html

Chemists without Borders Materials [|http://chemistswithoutborders.blogspot.com]

Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resource Coalition (SPARC) Resources http://www.arl.org/sparc/

[|Igniting Change in Scholarly Communication: SPARC, Its Past, Present, and Future], Mary Case, Director, Office of Scholarly Communications, Association of Research Libraries, //Advances in Librarianship//, Vol. 26 [PDF]

[|SPARC Whitepaper], Rick Johnson, SPARC Director. Written in 2000 presenting SPARC’s purpose and priorities.

[|Electronic Genesis: E-Journals in the Sciences] Alison Buckholtz, //Academe//, September/October 1999 [|The Future of Scholarly Communication in the Humanities: Adaptation or Transformation?] Richard Johnson, a program presented by the Council of Editors of Learned Journals as part of the Modern Language Association Annual Convention, December, 2004. [PDF] [|Institutional Repositories: Partnering with Faculty to Enhance Scholarly Communication] Richard Johnson, //D-Lib Magazine//, November 2002. [|Open Access: Unlocking the Value of Scientific Research] Rick Johnson, SPARC Director, presented at [|The New Challenge for Research Libraries: Collection Management and Stratedgic Access to Digital Resources] conference (preprint), University of Oklahoma Libraries. March 2004. [PDF] [|Returning Scientific Publishing to Scientists.] Alison Buckholtz. //The Journal of Electronic Publishing//, July 2001.

[|The Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition: An evolving agenda], Heather Joseph, SPARC Executive Director. Published in C&RL News, February 2006.