Our goal is to ensure that Open Access (OA) monographs are visible, discoverable, and potentially transformative in a highly diversified platform environment.
Announcements
June 2018 - News and Announcements
Project MUSE’s newly redesigned website is now live at https://muse.jhu.edu. With a scholar-informed design and enhanced technological infrastructure, the new site offers a more robust user experience for all of the scholarship on MUSE, with an elegantly intuitive interface and a suite of tools focused on the researcher.
November 2017 - MUSE Open Discussed Around the Globe
Find out where MUSE Open has been in 2017 and learn more about what the MUSE Open team has planned for 2017's Charleston Conference.
June 2017 - Update on MUSE Open
Read about what the MUSE Open team has been working on and get a flavor for the kinds of things you can expect when MUSE Open launches.
June 2016 - The Mellon Foundation to Fund MUSE Open, A New OA Platform
The Johns Hopkins University has been awarded a two-year grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to develop and deploy MUSE Open in Project MUSE, a unit of The Johns Hopkins University Press.
Beyond the PDF
Delivering OA book content cost effectively in a browser-native format (HTML + RDFa)
Reimagining infrastructure
Developing standards-based workflows and tools to transform complex long-form scholarly content at scale
Linking publishers and readers
Supporting strategically significant publishing efforts from university presses and other scholarly content providers
The currency of analytics
Tracking usage data along new dimensions to foster insights that inform publishing decisions
Project MUSE Accessibility
Accessibility Guide
Everything you need to know about accessibility on MUSE, whether you're a user, a content creator, a publisher, or anyone in-between, can be found here.
Funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
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