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Does Open-Access Articles Have a Greater Research Impact?

Dear LIS Professionals,

Does Open-Access Articles Have a Greater Research Impact?Your opinions are welcome.

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KAMAL mam thanks for sending articles but i need what is your's own opinion regarding ask question,i have a paper regarding said issues.India is a developing country,  are there impact of open access research articles for researchers?.

Thanks

Dr.Akhtar Hussain

Obviously the answer is yes.
Obviously there is impact of open source materials in research. The question is about their access possibility by the scholars through out the country in Indian context as India leaves in villages. But we have to strengthen open source movement.... 
I think from Open access articles we get enough idea on different topics, areas.
Yes, Open access means free of cost and any one can access without any boundary like cost, time etc. Now a days DESIDOC and NISCAIR provide open access Research paper/ Articale and Research impact of the both have increased in comperison of the past.
defintly....it has greater research impact.........

hello sir..

i think there is very large impact of open source materials in research.

yes definitely open access articles have a greater research impact. because  that can be easily accessable to every one online without any cost and  without boundies and at any time .
The open access movement has created a new body of scholarly literature that is available to users for free. Open access journals are available on the open web, and institutional repositories allow authors to self archive their work in a stable online environment. While the future of this model and the exact ways it will affect the existing publishing model are uncertain, it is clear that new resources are now available to authors who want to publish their work. Hence the impact factor would automatically be more citing the articles from open access journals.

Good one!!

Probably, saying Yes is the best answer.


Thanks lot,those who have given my question response regarding open access journal.The great aim of Open Access journals is knowledge sharing.Scientific knowledge is the result of the knowledge sharing and exchange of experiences.
Thanks & Regards,
Akhtar


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