Considering Developmental Peer Review
Abstract
The past couple of years have seen high level discussions and concerted efforts in ACRL on open peer review, as a more inclusive and transparent process for assessing research and best practice. Emily Ford, Chair of ACRL’s Publication Coordinating Committee (PCC), raised level of awareness and worked with the Editorial Board of C&RL to investigate how open peer review (OPR) might look for the journal.
Copyright Wendi Arant Kaspar, Sarah Hare, Cara Evanson, Emily Ford, John M. Budd
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