Embark in this enriching journey of the evolving role of librarians in the APAC region, with our leaders and industry experts' testimonials.

The global publishing landscape is evolving and we are undeniably accelerating towards an open access world.

‍Open Access Publishing and Transformational Agreement in APAC

Alice Wood, Director Open Research China and APAC - Wiley

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In the rapidly evolving landscape of scholarly publishing, librarians play an important role in navigating new models enhancing access to research literature. One such transformative paradigm gaining momentum in the APAC region is the concept of "Transformational Agreements."

These agreements transcend traditional subscription models, fostering a shift towards open access and redefine the dynamics among libraries, publishers, and researchers. Let's explore how these agreements are reshaping the scholarly communication landscape, offering new possibilities for librarians in the APAC region in these three videos.

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Librarian's TA Experience - The Librarian's Role in Promoting Open Access

Benjamin Meunier, University Librarian - The Chinese University of Hong Kong

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Librarian's TA Experience - The Librarian's Role in Promoting Open Access

Dr. Santhosh KV, Professor - Manipal Academy of Higher Education

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How Open Access fits into the broader landscape of Scholarly Communication

Benjamin Meunier, University Librarian | Dr. Santosh KV, Associate Professor

Moderator: Alice Wood, Director, Open Research, APAC, Wiley Watch video

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The probable impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on work, including professional work, is contested, but it is unlikely to leave them untouched.

The purpose of this presentation by Dr. Andrew Cox is to consider the likelihood of the adoption of different approaches to AI in academic libraries. By reviewing the nature of AI and the range of its potential uses in academic libraries, this presentation focuses on the application of AI to knowledge discovery and how a range of internal and external factors might influence the adoption of AI.

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AI in Academic Libraries: How AI might change the way academic libraries work

Dr. Andrew Cox, Senior Lecturer - The University of Sheffield

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