Faculty members at Stanford University’s school of education have voted to make scholarly articles available to the public for free, a policy change that the university says makes Stanford’s education school the first such school in the nation to join the growing “open access” movement in academia.This is a welcome development. Of course, policymakers will continue to need skilled interpreters and brokers to figure out what -- especially quantitative -- research actually says (and doesn't say) and how it is relevant to the challenges and contexts in which they work.
What are the financial costs of such a policy? And who bears them? Will other institutions -- both public and private -- follow in Stanford's footsteps?
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