Open source software tools and platforms enable experimentation with scholarly books: changing how people, collate, write, assemble, review, publish, share, reuse, and read long-form texts.
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Reading Project had an online companion to the print book built in ACLS Workbench for cloning, forking, and building upon the original text.
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A collaboratively-produced book written in a Book Sprint by members of FLOSS Manuals, an open and voluntary organisation of approx. 3000...
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Planned Obsolescence springs from the author Kathleen Fitzpatrick’s hands-on experiments in new modes of scholarly communication...
Developed in an open way by a process of community review, still using the CommentPress plugin, but now on the Humanities Commons platform:...
The Ethnographic Case is an experimental, online, Open Access book, that invites readers to interact with it in a process of post-publication...
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The volume Einführung in die grammatische Beschreibung des Deutschen like many Language Science Press titles, is published in a form...
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