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Open Journal System: Home

This guide aims to familiarize faculty, student, and staff users to the open journal system (OJS) through a series of tutorials, videos, and links to helpful information on the Web.

Description

The Open Journal System site hosts three peer-reviewed academic journals managed by faculty at the University of Toledo, with significant participation from University of Toledo students and researchers from partnering institutions.  Support for the University of Toledo Open Journal System comes from the University of Toledo Press.

Home Page

Current Active Open-Access Journals at the University of Toledo

About Open Journal Systems

"Open Journal Systems (OJS) is a journal management and publishing system that has been developed by the Public Knowledge Project through its federally funded efforts to expand and improve access to research." (Public Knowledge Project Website)

Resources

This library guide presents links to videos, tutorials, and other contents related to using OJS.  As the cite is undergoing development, please visit this site in the future.

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Arjun Sabharwal
Professor / Digital Initiatives Librarian
University of Toledo, Carlson Library
2975 West Centennial Dr. Toledo, Ohio 43606-3390
419.530.4497
arjun.sabharwal@utoledo.edu
ORCID ID: http://orcid.org/0000-0002-8873-3406

OJS Documentation

The following links point to information on using the latest version of OJS (3.x):

Learning OJS 3.3: A Visual Guide to Open Journal Systems (by PKP)

OJS in an Hour (for version 2)

PHP Community Forum (for discussion related technical issues)

Videos

OJS Training Video (Current/updated version: November 17, 2020)

Watch the video:  PART 1          PART 2

Tutorial (PDF)

Webinars from OJS Hosting (September 2019)

Webinar 1 (older version)

Webinar 2 (older version)

Videos

Videos on Youtube