Neylon From Principles to Action

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This presentation was provided by Cameron Neylon of Curtin University during the joint NISO-ICSTI webinar, Enabling Innovation in Researcher Workflow and Scholarly Communication, held on October 26, 2016.

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From Principles to Action
The FORCE11 Approach to Innovation in Scholarly Communication
@cameronneylon
http://orcid.org/0000-0002-0068-716X

May all your problems be
technical
Jim Gray

“…no amount of technology can
solve the underlying cultural
problems that impede the
adoption of a more open and
connected society, business,
process or world”
http://truevoicemedia.com/open-and-connected-is-
not-a-technology-problem-its-a-cultural-problem/

1. A community identifies an issue of interest
2. Work to define consensus principles for change
3. Pilot the implementation of principles with stakeholders
4. Roll out…

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2. Work to define consensus principles for change
3. Pilot the implementation of principles with stakeholders

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FORCE11 is a community of…
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come together to reach
consensus…

The mission of FORCE11 is to
improve research practices by
supporting innovations in the ways
knowledge is created and shared
across research disciplines,
communities, sectors and timeframes.

We do this through:
• Connecting the global communities interested in
communications in research
• Building an engaging space for discussion and
collaborative work
• Facilitating the development, demonstration,
dissemination and deployment of new approaches and
tools for effective digital communications in research.

FORCE2017 25-27 October 2017
http://force11.org
@cameronneylon
http://orcid.org/0000-0002-0068-716X

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Neylon From Principles to Action

1. From Principles to Action The FORCE11 Approach to Innovation in Scholarly Communication @cameronneylon http://orcid.org/0000-0002-0068-716X

2. Change…

3. May all your problems be technical Jim Gray

4. “…no amount of technology can solve the underlying cultural problems that impede the adoption of a more open and connected society, business, process or world” http://truevoicemedia.com/open-and-connected-is- not-a-technology-problem-its-a-cultural-problem/

5. Culture…

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15. FORCE11 Platform Working Groups FORCE Conference Communities Communities 2. Work to define consensus principles for change

16. FORCE11 Platform Working Groups FORCE Conference Communities Communities 2. Work to define consensus principles for change 3. Pilot the implementation of principles with stakeholders

17. FORCE11 Platform Working Groups FORCE Conference Communities Communities Communities Communities Organisations 4. Roll out…

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19. FORCE11 is a community of… FORCE11 is a community that.. … made up of …

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21. FORCE11 is not a community…

22. …but a place for communities to come together to reach consensus…

23. The mission of FORCE11 is to improve research practices by supporting innovations in the ways knowledge is created and shared across research disciplines, communities, sectors and timeframes.

24. We do this through: • Connecting the global communities interested in communications in research • Building an engaging space for discussion and collaborative work • Facilitating the development, demonstration, dissemination and deployment of new approaches and tools for effective digital communications in research.

25. FORCE2017 25-27 October 2017 http://force11.org @cameronneylon http://orcid.org/0000-0002-0068-716X

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