The Texas Digital Library (TDL) hosts peer-reviewed Open Access scholarly journals using Open Journal Systems (OJS), the world’s most widely used journal management and publishing system. OJS is an open source software platform developed by the Public Knowledge Project. Faculty, staff, and students at participating TDL member institutions can set up and publish an online journal without any costs to the journal teams for software hosting or TDL technical assistance. Open Journal Systems helps with every stage of peer-reviewed publishing, handling online submissions from authors, managing the peer-review workflow, publishing issues online, and indexing content.
More Information
- OA Journal Hosting Service Documentation
- Resources for Journal Managers and Editorial Teams
- Helpdesk Contact Form (for Journals support, including requesting a new journal site)
- Open Journal Systems documentation (PKP)
- List of TDL-hosted Open Access Journals
TDL Membership
Texas Digital Library is a consortium that builds capacity among its membership for ensuring equitable access to and preservation of digital content of value to research, instruction, cultural heritage, and institutional memory. Information about TDL Membership and costs of the Journal Hosting service is available on our Membership page. Or email us at info@tdl.org.