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Open Access E-resources using QR Code

1. Open Access E-resources using QR Code Santosh kumar kori PM College of Excellence Govt. College Makroniya Sagar M.P. [email protected]

2. What is Open Access Open Access (OA) refers to all electronic resources that are made widely available on the internet without licensing and copyright restrictions. Open Access resources can include articles, journals, books, conference proceedings, theses, Reports, Cases, videos, music, etc.

3. Open Access Initiative Budapest Open Access Initiative meeting was held by the open Society Institute on December, 2001 the purpose of the meeting was to accelerate progress in the international effort to make research articles in all academic fields freely available on the internet.

4. Types of Open Access Green OA: This type of Open Access includes peer-reviewed articles that are in their pre- or post- print versions. Authors of these articles will deposit their final version of an article to be published in an established journal in an Open Access repository/depository . The copyright of the version deposited in the OA repository will remain with the author Gold OA: This type of Open Access includes articles published through a traditional journal publisher. The Author Processing Charges (APC) are fees paid by the author, grants, sponsoring societies, or advertisements to publish the article as Open Access. Hybrid OA: This type of Open Access is often referred to as "Paid Open Access." Hybrid journals are subscription based but will include individual OA articles. These journals are published through subscription fees and Author Processing Charges (APC).

5. Advantages of Open Access More people can read the results of scholarly research, including those who would otherwise not be able to access that information because they cannot afford the subscription to an expensive journal s. New ideas can be dispersed more rapidly and widely, which in turn triggers new research studies; it serves as an impetus for knowledge. Scientific research shows that publishing in open access, because of the worldwide visibility without barriers, demonstrably leads to more citations and more impact. Since open access also implies wider reuse, recent knowledge can be put to immediate use in teaching as "open educational resource".

6. Literature Review On the base of several Study A useful way of thinking of QR codes is that they link the physical world (the poster, print out, room, or physical object) to the electronic (web resource, text information) or facilitating communication (SMS message, phone call) (Ramsden, 2008) In reality QR code printed on physical materials like poster, handouts or on any object it will divert to the content in electronic form or allows user to communicate in electronically ( Gopale , 2019).

7. What is Q R Code QR Code is new technology in which we can scan the code through QR code scanner and get information instantly. Quick Response Code which is similar in appearance to the Square Barcode. It looks exactly like traditional UPC barcodes which are like horizontal lines and one direction or one dimension only. QR code 'image-based hypertext link' which we can use in offline mode also.

8. QR Code The structure of QR code is square. In this, black boxes remain in the white background. Square boxes remain in the three corners of the QR code. A lot of information about any product is hidden inside the QR code.

9. T ypes of QR Codes 1. Static QR Code Static QR Codes used to transmit public information and once the information is added, it cannot be changed. This type of QR Code is used in such a place where there is no need to update the information. This QR code is published in posters, TV advertisements, newspapers, magazines etc. The creator of this code is able to obtain limited information. 2. Dynamic QR Code Dynamic QR Codes is a type of Live QR Code. We store data and can be changed even after storing it once. More information is stored in Dynamic QR Code than Static QR Code. Dynamic QR Code is used in such works where there is a need to update the information frequently. The creator of this code can track a variety of information.

10. Why Quick Response Code (QR) is important P resent scenario every big to small shops using new digital banking for payments and received through QR Code. Now you can think that when we can provide any information directly to someone, then what is the need to convert it into such patterns or codes. If this thing is to be understood with an example that nowadays many payment applications are being used like Google Pay, Phone Pay etc. These apps work on the mobile number or UPI ID associated with your bank.

11. Process of creating QR code of Open Access e- Resources Decide on the Information to Encode Determine what data you want the QR code to represent, such as: Website URL, Text or contact information, Wi-Fi network credentials, Email address, App download links , Payment information etc.

12. Use a QR Code Generator You can use online tools or software to generate QR codes. Here are the options: Online Generators (e.g., QR Code Monkey, QRStuff , QR Code Generator) Apps for mobile devices Programming Libraries (e.g., Python’s qrcode library) Visit a QR code generator website. Input your data in the provided fields (e.g., paste a URL or enter text). Customize your QR code (optional): Change colors. Add a logo or image in the center. Download the QR code as an image (e.g., PNG, JPG, or SVG). https://www.qr-code-generator.com/

13. Open Access Resources Open Access resources (OAR) refer to all electronic resources that are free and made widely available on the internet without licensing and copyright restrictions. Open Access resources can include articles, journals, books, conference proceedings, theses, Reports, Cases, videos, music, etc.

14. Open Access e Books websites: DOAB https://www.doabooks.org/ NDLI: https://ndl.iitkgp.ac.in/ Open Access books on JSTOR: https://about.jstor.org/librarians/books/open-access-books-jstor/ Project Gutenberg : https://www.gutenberg.org/ OAPEN: https://www.oapen.org/ Epustakalay https://epustakalay.com/ 44books https://www.44books.com/free-hindi-books The Rare Book Room : http://www.rarebookroom.org/ CogPrints : http://cogprints.org/view/subjects.html

15. Open access e Journals Websites DOAJ https://doaj.org/ Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/ ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/ Open Access Journals: https://www.openaccessjournals.com/ e-LIS, e-print: http://eprints.rclis.org/cgi/search/advanced These platforms provide a wealth of knowledge across various fields, all accessible without cost. Whether you're a student, researcher, or simply a curious reader, these resources offer valuable content to support your learning and exploration.

16. References: Budapest . (2001). Retrieved from Budapest Open Access Initiative: https://www.budapestopenaccessinitiative.org/ Datareportal . (2023, 6 3). Retrieved from Datareportal.com: https://datareportal.com/global-digital-overview#:~:text=There%20are%205.48%20billion%20unique,over%20the%20past%2012%20months. Gopale , D. B. (2019, Oct-Dec). QR Code and Useful Applications in Libraries. International Journal of Library and Information Studies, 9 (4), 82-86. MacDonald, S. (2012). Implementation of QR Codes at Indiana University ’ s Fine Arts Library. Journal of the Art Libraries Society of North America, 31 (2), 276-284. Ramsden, A. (2008). The use of QR codes in Education: a getting started guide for academics.

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