Dr. Danny Kingsley is an Australia-based thought leader in the international scholarly communication space. She is director of library services (information) at Deakin University and an ambassador for the OAPEN Library of open access books. She has consulted for multiple Australian universities since returning from the UK where she was deputy director of Cambridge University Libraries from 2015–2019. Her research centers on scholarly communication including the academic reward structure, scholarly infrastructure, and open access advocacy. She established Open Access Australasia in 2013. She sits on multiple committees, including the Australian Academy of Science National Committee for Data in Science, the FORCE11 Board of Directors, and the Royal Society Advisory Group on the Future of Scientific Publishing.

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Tracking the Use of Open Educational Resources Sounds Simple. It Isn’t.

By Danny Kingsley, Sarah Brundrett, Kay Steel and Richard White

We set out to determine whether open monographs were being used in teaching and learning and fell down a very deep hole. Here is what we learned.

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