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Expression of Interest - OJS Open Peer Review: A qualitative study of editorial experiences

Open Journal Systems (OJS) is introducing a dedicated feature for open peer review (OPR). We are a research team at the ScholCommLab and PKP studying what editors need from this feature in their everyday work and how they think authors, reviewers, and readers will respond to more open review practices.

We are looking to interview editors of Journals using OJS at different stages of adopting open peer review, including those exploring the idea, considering whether to adopt it, or preparing to pilot it.

This form takes about 5 minutes to complete. Completing it does not commit you to participating in the study. Your answers will be used only to select participants. We will contact selected editors with full study details.

Questions? Contact the research team at sarah.wendt@hu-berlin.de 

There are 15 questions in this survey.
About you
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Your name
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Your email address
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Your role at the journal 
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May we contact you by email about taking part in the study?
About your journal
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Journal title and URL
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In which country is your journal based? 
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Which best describes the reach of your journal? 
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What is your journal's main discipline? 
Please choose a field and specify your journal's discipline in the text box. 
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How long has your journal been publishing? 
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How often does your journal publish? 
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Which version of OJS does your journal currently use? 
Open peer review at your journal
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Where is your journal in its thinking about open peer review? 

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Has open peer review been discussed within your editorial team? 

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Has your journal made any decisions about implementing open peer review? 

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Why is your journal interested in open peer review, and what do you hope to get from it?