00:28:58	Shannon Pritting:	any questions so far?
00:33:10	Heidi Webb | Upstate:	These open access titles include any kind of OA? For example pre-prints?
00:34:32	Heidi Webb | Upstate:	Nice
00:35:35	Angela Rhodes:	It was mentioned that uploaded stats can be included in the Unpaywall analysis.  So does that mean an overlap analysis could be done, essentially adding titles from other licensed databases into fulfillment analysis alongside OA & backfile, etc?
00:39:07	Angela Rhodes:	okay, thank you
00:39:08	Alana Nuth (Geneseo:	Are assumptions made regarding faculty behavior by type of institution? I am at a comprehensive college, not a research-intensive institution, and I do not have any sense how often are faculty use ResearchGate or icanhazpdf etc..
00:42:18	Alana Nuth (Geneseo:	Thanks, Jason. Our faculty, to be honest, do not even fully understand how Web of Science works or where the full-text access for ScienceDirect is coming from so I am not confident that they know about alternative access options.
00:42:20	Alana Nuth (Geneseo:	thanks@
00:42:22	Alana Nuth (Geneseo:	Thanks!
00:45:42	cward:	Please clarify- how do researchers discover articles? Is unpaywall geared towards researchers looking for a specific article?
00:46:36	Shannon Pritting:	caryl--unpaywall has link resolver integration that helps researchers find open access content
00:47:24	Shannon Pritting:	that's different from this platform and service that provides you with the ability to simulate scenarios of what the repercussions are of cancelling a journal package--in this case science direct
00:57:52	Alana Nuth (Geneseo:	How does the Free Instant Usage Percent factor in year of publication? I understand that a lot of older journal content is available in backfiles or it is no longer embargoed but oftentimes our faculty want the articles that were recently published. The fact that older content is free to access is helpful, but not always where the need lies.
01:00:27	Alana Nuth (Geneseo:	It does. I think we are often paying a lot of money for a sub even if it’s just to get access to the articles published in the last year, or even the last six months
01:01:21	Alana Nuth (Geneseo:	Thank you!
01:03:06	Alana Nuth (Geneseo:	thank you, Jason!