E-Journal: A Drupal-Based E-Journal Publishing System
Roman Chyla has developed E-Journal, an e-journal management and publishing system based upon the popular open-source Drupal content management system.
Here is a description from the E-Journal site:
This module allows you to create and control own electronic journals in Drupal—you can set up as many journals as you want, add authors and editors. Module gives you issue management and provides list of vocabularies (to browse) and archive of published articles. This module is more sophisticated than epublish.module and was inspired by Open Journal System. Our workflow is not so rigid though and because of the Drupal platform, you can do much more with e-journal than with OJS – potentially ;-).
An example journal that uses E-Journal is Ikaros .
(Prior postings about e-journal management and publishing systems.)
Latest posts in E-Journal Management and Publishing Systems
- "A Survey of the Scholarly Journals Using Open Journal Systems" - February 22nd, 2010
- The Online Guide to Open Access Journals Publishing - February 7th, 2010
- eScholarship Relaunched with New Services and Enhanced Functionality - October 19th, 2009
Latest posts in E-Journals
- "A Survey of the Scholarly Journals Using Open Journal Systems" - February 22nd, 2010
- The Online Guide to Open Access Journals Publishing - February 7th, 2010
- Peter Suber on "Ten Challenges for Open-Access Journals" - October 4th, 2009
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Latest posts in Scholarly Communication
- 2010 Publication Schedule for the Scholarly Electronic Publishing Bibliography - February 25th, 2010
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