OpenEdition has released version 2 of its OAI-PMH repository. Users are invited to harvest the contents of this new version developed as part of the I-FAIR-IR project. Version 1 of the repository will remain available until...
OpenEdition Lab published several papers recently and will be taking part in various events this autumn. The Lab is also taking a closer look at the discoverability of open access content from the humanities and social...
In April, OpenEdition Books became the first of OpenEdition’s platforms to migrate to the new version of Lodel, the digital publishing software solution used to diffuse content on OpenEdition Journals, OpenEdition Books and Calenda. Mélanie Carmona...
Over ten years after the launch of the OpenEdition Freemium for Books offer enabling university libraries and institutions to acquire digital books published on the OpenEdition Books platform, which now boasts 14,800 books and 120 publishers,...
The Usage Observatory research project is part of the umbrella Equipex+ COMMONS project. Its goal is to gather and analyse data on how users navigate on OpenEdition’s platforms, to gain insight into usage and make resources...
The ‘Implementation of FAIR Principles in Research Infrastructures’ project, I-FAIR IR, ended last June. It was one of the twenty-two projects selected following the FNSO’s (National Fund for Open Science) first call for proposals in 2020,...
By redefining OpenEdition Lab’s key research areas in early 2024, OpenEdition has paved the way for theme-based and cross-cutting collaborative inquiries into open science practices in the humanities and social sciences (HSS). Our ambition is for...
Version 2.0 of Lodel, our digital publishing software designed for publishing content on our OpenEdition Journals, OpenEdition Books and Calenda platforms, has been rolled out for OpenEdition Books.The complete overhaul of Lodel is a major project...
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