Scholastica, a vanguard academic journal software and service provider with tools for peer review and open access publishing, has announced new archiving and indexing automations. Scholastica now offers automated article and metadata deposits for the Portico digital preservation archive and for the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). The new automations are in line with Scholastica's mission to modernise all areas of publishing, helping OA journal publishers do more with fewer resources.
Among the first journals to use the new archiving and indexing automations are Discrete Analysis, a scholar-led OA journal that receives support from Cambridge University Library, and The Reading Room: A Journal of Special Collections, published by the University at Buffalo Libraries.
The new automations are available to all journals using Scholastica's Open Access Publishing Software. In order to initiate automatic content deposits into Portico or the DOAJ via Scholastica, journals must first set up accounts with either service and be approved to use them. Once approved, journals notify Scholastica to set up a content deposit feed for them and the rest is handled automatically.
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