Access Policies and Licensing for Archives and RepositoriesCESSDA Training
This document provides information about the DASISH project, which brings together five European social science research infrastructures to work on common activities and problems. It discusses the objectives of DASISH, which include improving data quality, data enrichment, digital preservation, and legal and ethics activities. It describes Work Package 7 on education and training, which aims to establish a joint domain for training, inspire new research approaches, and discuss the role of infrastructures in methodologies. The first DASISH training module and workshop are introduced, focusing on access policies and licensing for archives and repositories.
The document discusses a doctoral candidate's presentation on linked open data and immersive education. It defines open data as freely usable data available through a network. Linked data refers to data elements that are linked to each other, even if not located in a network. Immersive education involves virtual training using computers or tablets to communicate with virtual and real worlds. Open linked data can be used and extended by different applications, and immersive education benefits from open linked data on the semantic web.
This document provides an overview of trends at the Terkko Medical Campus Library in Helsinki. It discusses the library's focus on open science, research data management, and increasing the visibility of research publications. It also describes services like training workshops, the use of artificial intelligence for information retrieval, and the Terkko Health Hub space. The document emphasizes the importance of understanding customer needs, identifying opportunities to introduce new services, and engaging in continuing education.
Open licensing and academic research - 9th april 2014 Vivien Rolfe
This document discusses open education and changes to UK research policy. It covers many aspects of open research including open access, open educational resources, open data, open notebooks, and open publishing. Key points include the March 2014 HEFCE policy requiring all journal articles after April 2016 to be openly accessible, the EU pilot of open access to research data through Horizon 2020, and RCUK policies supporting open sharing of research outputs and data. Benefits and challenges of open practices are debated, and resources and policies to support open access and open science are provided.
Preparing your own data for future re-use: data management and the FAIR prin...Martin Donnelly
The document discusses data management and the FAIR principles for data. It provides an overview of the FAIR principles, which aim to make data findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable. The FAIR principles have been adopted by the European Commission and are being implemented in Horizon 2020 projects through requirements that project data should follow the FAIR principles by being well-described, indexed, and shared under open licenses. Proper data management helps ensure research data remains available and reusable over time.
Discovery and access: a case study of maximizing visibility of ETDs皓仁 柯
This document discusses efforts to maximize the visibility of electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs) at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU). It provides background on Taiwan, NTNU, and the National Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD) in Taiwan. Over 17,000 ETDs have been submitted to NTNU, with 89.7% available in open access. NTNU works to improve ETD discovery and accessibility through its new ETD system, union catalog, institutional repository, Google Scholar, and authorizing full-texts in commercial databases and NDLTD. The goal is to make NTNU's essential scholarly outputs more widely accessible.
A research-friendly copyright environment in the digital age: a European pers...Jean-François Dechamp
A 30-minute presentation that builds the case for a copyright exception for scientific research in the European legislation, in order to allow data analytics (Text and Data Mining / TDM)
Access Policies and Licensing for Archives and RepositoriesCESSDA Training
This document provides information about the DASISH project, which brings together five European social science research infrastructures to work on common activities and problems. It discusses the objectives of DASISH, which include improving data quality, data enrichment, digital preservation, and legal and ethics activities. It describes Work Package 7 on education and training, which aims to establish a joint domain for training, inspire new research approaches, and discuss the role of infrastructures in methodologies. The first DASISH training module and workshop are introduced, focusing on access policies and licensing for archives and repositories.
The document discusses a doctoral candidate's presentation on linked open data and immersive education. It defines open data as freely usable data available through a network. Linked data refers to data elements that are linked to each other, even if not located in a network. Immersive education involves virtual training using computers or tablets to communicate with virtual and real worlds. Open linked data can be used and extended by different applications, and immersive education benefits from open linked data on the semantic web.
This document provides an overview of trends at the Terkko Medical Campus Library in Helsinki. It discusses the library's focus on open science, research data management, and increasing the visibility of research publications. It also describes services like training workshops, the use of artificial intelligence for information retrieval, and the Terkko Health Hub space. The document emphasizes the importance of understanding customer needs, identifying opportunities to introduce new services, and engaging in continuing education.
Open licensing and academic research - 9th april 2014 Vivien Rolfe
This document discusses open education and changes to UK research policy. It covers many aspects of open research including open access, open educational resources, open data, open notebooks, and open publishing. Key points include the March 2014 HEFCE policy requiring all journal articles after April 2016 to be openly accessible, the EU pilot of open access to research data through Horizon 2020, and RCUK policies supporting open sharing of research outputs and data. Benefits and challenges of open practices are debated, and resources and policies to support open access and open science are provided.
Preparing your own data for future re-use: data management and the FAIR prin...Martin Donnelly
The document discusses data management and the FAIR principles for data. It provides an overview of the FAIR principles, which aim to make data findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable. The FAIR principles have been adopted by the European Commission and are being implemented in Horizon 2020 projects through requirements that project data should follow the FAIR principles by being well-described, indexed, and shared under open licenses. Proper data management helps ensure research data remains available and reusable over time.
Discovery and access: a case study of maximizing visibility of ETDs皓仁 柯
This document discusses efforts to maximize the visibility of electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs) at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU). It provides background on Taiwan, NTNU, and the National Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD) in Taiwan. Over 17,000 ETDs have been submitted to NTNU, with 89.7% available in open access. NTNU works to improve ETD discovery and accessibility through its new ETD system, union catalog, institutional repository, Google Scholar, and authorizing full-texts in commercial databases and NDLTD. The goal is to make NTNU's essential scholarly outputs more widely accessible.
A research-friendly copyright environment in the digital age: a European pers...Jean-François Dechamp
A 30-minute presentation that builds the case for a copyright exception for scientific research in the European legislation, in order to allow data analytics (Text and Data Mining / TDM)
Slides from the OERinfo webinar series on OER and OEP in nothern Europe: https://open-educational-resources.de/dabei-sein-auftakt-der-oerinfo-webinar-reihe-zu-open-education-und-oer-in-nordeuropaeischen-laendern/
Research Support in an Open Science Framework - Ron Dekker, seconded national...Mari Tinnemans
This document summarizes discussions and outcomes from the Dutch EU Presidency in 2016 regarding open science. It discusses the Amsterdam Call for Action on Open Science which set goals of full open access to publications by 2020 and optimal reuse of research data. The ERAC Taskforce on Open Data and a Competitiveness Council meeting resulted in conclusions supporting the open science agenda. The document also outlines the European Commission's ongoing work to develop the Open Science Policy Platform and further the European Open Science Agenda.
UK-Italy workshop, January 2018 - Martine RossorUKinItaly
The UK-Italy Workshop on Dementia Research discussed strategies and priorities for dementia research and international collaboration. Martin Rossor from University College London presented on the UK National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) dementia research infrastructure, which includes biomedical research centers, clinical research networks, and programs to enable research in care homes and among early career researchers. The Join Dementia Research initiative was also discussed as a way to directly connect volunteers to dementia studies.
Open science refers to making scientific research and data accessible to all levels of society. It involves transparency in methodology, public availability and reusability of data, and using web tools to facilitate collaboration. Open science is enabled by digital technologies and driven by growth of data, globalization of science, and addressing societal challenges. It offers benefits like increased research efficiency, rigor and visibility, enabling new questions and collaboration. Funders also require open access to publications and data sharing to maximize returns on public investment in research.
Presentation at LIBER conference: getting you fit for the open ageFOSTER Open Science
1) The document discusses Open Science and FOSTER Plus, a project that aims to promote and support Open Science practices through training and community engagement.
2) FOSTER Plus will strengthen training capacity on Open Science and facilitate culture change towards Open Science through activities like an Open Science trainer bootcamp and online courses.
3) The bootcamp aims to develop participants into "Open Science super trainers" by providing training on topics like Open Science tools and methods, open access publishing, and open data.
The document outlines an information services presentation about finding and using resources like books, journals, databases, and the internet more effectively and productively for research. It provides details on when to use different resources like books for overviews versus journals for up-to-date information. Tips are also given on using tools in Google and specific databases to search across a wide range of journals on a topic.
LACE: Learning Analytics Community Exchange (for LASI 2014)Doug Clow
Presentation about the LACE project (Learning Analytics Community Exchange) at LASI2014, the Learning Analytics Summer Institute held at Harvard, on 30 June 2014.
The document summarizes Helsinki University Library's efforts to provide data management plan (DMP) consultation services for Horizon 2020 grant proposals. It describes how the library prepared for this service by training staff, exploring DMP guidance, and networking with other university units. The library's DMP consultation process involves reviewing plans, meeting with a consultation team as needed, and asking researchers to further define plans. The library seeks to improve this process by developing a multi-professional consultation team and a national DMP tool. Its future plans also include ensuring all major grant applications receive library review.
Democratizing Knowledge Through Open Science #pdf2016Fundacja ePaństwo
This document discusses open science and why scientific knowledge should be openly shared. It defines open science, open access, open data and other related terms. It explains that open access means online access to peer-reviewed publications and scientific data that is free of charge. Open data refers to data that can be freely used, modified and shared. The document discusses how open science optimizes the impact of research and benefits researchers, industry and citizens. It provides examples of open data repositories and outlines some exceptions when not all data should be openly shared. Finally, it discusses how open scientific knowledge can be achieved through tools like Creative Commons licenses and the differences between gratis and libre open access.
Este documento describe diferentes tipos de evaluación educativa según el momento de aplicación y el criterio de comparación. Explica que la evaluación inicial o diagnóstica se realiza al comienzo para determinar el nivel de conocimiento de los estudiantes. La evaluación formativa es continua y permite mejorar el proceso, mientras que la evaluación final mide el aprendizaje al final de un periodo. Además, la evaluación puede comparar al estudiante consigo mismo, con objetivos previamente establecidos, u otros criterios.
Kclink is a global diversified outsourced IT services and solutions company. Since 2007, we are assisting our clients to achieve their business objectives by successfully outsourcing their non-core business processes and delivering enterprise solutions. Kclink executed numerous engagements for diverse clients by leveraging our people, processes and technology to catapult our clients to achieve their business potential.
Kclink has earned an ISO: 9001-2008 and qCMMI Level III certification. At its core, this certification means that all clients can count on us to perform with consistency and quality. We also received award for being the fastest growing India Company by International Achiever’s Conference (IAC).
We have vast experience in offshore outsourcing and have matured into a dependable outsourcing partner providing substantial value and savings to our clients..
This document provides a genealogy report on the Phipps family dating back 13 generations to Johannes Phipps born in 1450. It traces the descendants through seven chapters organized by generations. Key points include royalty lines extending from the 6th generation individual Sir Constantine Phipps born in 1656. The report includes profiles of prominent Phipps family members with titles and positions held. It also provides interesting facts such as contributions to the papermaking industry in England and details on Governor Sir William Phipps' expedition against New France in 1690.
наукометрические показатели. способы создания системы мониторингаmariza_z
Презентация направлена на ознакомление авторов с различными способами повысить свою публикационную активность, повысить свой рейтинг, создавать собственные научные профили в ведущих наукометрических базах данных
This kimono sleeve Caftan Nighty from Indiatrendzs you in the comfort of Viscose. That is in demand for the beautiful prints of flowers, idols, and modern art.
This document proposes a solution called Excalibur that combines new Dell and Microsoft technologies to improve the process of restoring corporate computers. Currently, when a computer fails it takes 2-3 days for IT to restore it to working condition. Excalibur would allow an employee to reset their computer to the initial corporate configuration in about an hour by pressing a button in a secure pre-boot environment, without needing to send the computer to IT. Excalibur stores a pristine baseline image that can be used to quickly restore computers, keeping them up-to-date and protecting personal files. The document outlines how Excalibur would work, future plans to improve the solution, and potential to extend it beyond Dell.
The document analyzes changes in land cover on the Kisatchie National Forest from 1999 to 2009 using satellite imagery. Unsupervised classification of Landsat images from both years identified changes between hardwood forest, pine forest, mixed forest, and other land cover types. Accuracy assessments found user's accuracies ranging from 65-90% for forest types. Overall, hardwood and mixed forest increased while pine forest decreased. However, changes varied between districts, with some gaining pine forest. The results suggest some sub-management areas may face challenges meeting desired future conditions. Remote sensing provides a useful but coarse approach to long-term monitoring of land cover change.
Cassandra Brightley is seeking employment and provides a resume summarizing her education and work experience. She has a HND in Games Design from Cornwall College and worked in various retail and hospitality jobs, including at SportsDirect, JD Wetherspoons, GAME, and The Big Apple Cafe. Her experience includes customer service, cash register operation, stocking, and food preparation. She is enthusiastic, motivated, and able to work independently or as part of a team.
The document describes a new wallet and card holder called the T1 Textile that is made of textile and available in different colors. It is a simple and secure wallet made of high resistance aluminum that is designed for daily use and manufactured in Austria. More information about the wallet and contact details for the manufacturer can be found by visiting their website.
Slides from the OERinfo webinar series on OER and OEP in nothern Europe: https://open-educational-resources.de/dabei-sein-auftakt-der-oerinfo-webinar-reihe-zu-open-education-und-oer-in-nordeuropaeischen-laendern/
Research Support in an Open Science Framework - Ron Dekker, seconded national...Mari Tinnemans
This document summarizes discussions and outcomes from the Dutch EU Presidency in 2016 regarding open science. It discusses the Amsterdam Call for Action on Open Science which set goals of full open access to publications by 2020 and optimal reuse of research data. The ERAC Taskforce on Open Data and a Competitiveness Council meeting resulted in conclusions supporting the open science agenda. The document also outlines the European Commission's ongoing work to develop the Open Science Policy Platform and further the European Open Science Agenda.
UK-Italy workshop, January 2018 - Martine RossorUKinItaly
The UK-Italy Workshop on Dementia Research discussed strategies and priorities for dementia research and international collaboration. Martin Rossor from University College London presented on the UK National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) dementia research infrastructure, which includes biomedical research centers, clinical research networks, and programs to enable research in care homes and among early career researchers. The Join Dementia Research initiative was also discussed as a way to directly connect volunteers to dementia studies.
Open science refers to making scientific research and data accessible to all levels of society. It involves transparency in methodology, public availability and reusability of data, and using web tools to facilitate collaboration. Open science is enabled by digital technologies and driven by growth of data, globalization of science, and addressing societal challenges. It offers benefits like increased research efficiency, rigor and visibility, enabling new questions and collaboration. Funders also require open access to publications and data sharing to maximize returns on public investment in research.
Presentation at LIBER conference: getting you fit for the open ageFOSTER Open Science
1) The document discusses Open Science and FOSTER Plus, a project that aims to promote and support Open Science practices through training and community engagement.
2) FOSTER Plus will strengthen training capacity on Open Science and facilitate culture change towards Open Science through activities like an Open Science trainer bootcamp and online courses.
3) The bootcamp aims to develop participants into "Open Science super trainers" by providing training on topics like Open Science tools and methods, open access publishing, and open data.
The document outlines an information services presentation about finding and using resources like books, journals, databases, and the internet more effectively and productively for research. It provides details on when to use different resources like books for overviews versus journals for up-to-date information. Tips are also given on using tools in Google and specific databases to search across a wide range of journals on a topic.
LACE: Learning Analytics Community Exchange (for LASI 2014)Doug Clow
Presentation about the LACE project (Learning Analytics Community Exchange) at LASI2014, the Learning Analytics Summer Institute held at Harvard, on 30 June 2014.
The document summarizes Helsinki University Library's efforts to provide data management plan (DMP) consultation services for Horizon 2020 grant proposals. It describes how the library prepared for this service by training staff, exploring DMP guidance, and networking with other university units. The library's DMP consultation process involves reviewing plans, meeting with a consultation team as needed, and asking researchers to further define plans. The library seeks to improve this process by developing a multi-professional consultation team and a national DMP tool. Its future plans also include ensuring all major grant applications receive library review.
Democratizing Knowledge Through Open Science #pdf2016Fundacja ePaństwo
This document discusses open science and why scientific knowledge should be openly shared. It defines open science, open access, open data and other related terms. It explains that open access means online access to peer-reviewed publications and scientific data that is free of charge. Open data refers to data that can be freely used, modified and shared. The document discusses how open science optimizes the impact of research and benefits researchers, industry and citizens. It provides examples of open data repositories and outlines some exceptions when not all data should be openly shared. Finally, it discusses how open scientific knowledge can be achieved through tools like Creative Commons licenses and the differences between gratis and libre open access.
Este documento describe diferentes tipos de evaluación educativa según el momento de aplicación y el criterio de comparación. Explica que la evaluación inicial o diagnóstica se realiza al comienzo para determinar el nivel de conocimiento de los estudiantes. La evaluación formativa es continua y permite mejorar el proceso, mientras que la evaluación final mide el aprendizaje al final de un periodo. Además, la evaluación puede comparar al estudiante consigo mismo, con objetivos previamente establecidos, u otros criterios.
Kclink is a global diversified outsourced IT services and solutions company. Since 2007, we are assisting our clients to achieve their business objectives by successfully outsourcing their non-core business processes and delivering enterprise solutions. Kclink executed numerous engagements for diverse clients by leveraging our people, processes and technology to catapult our clients to achieve their business potential.
Kclink has earned an ISO: 9001-2008 and qCMMI Level III certification. At its core, this certification means that all clients can count on us to perform with consistency and quality. We also received award for being the fastest growing India Company by International Achiever’s Conference (IAC).
We have vast experience in offshore outsourcing and have matured into a dependable outsourcing partner providing substantial value and savings to our clients..
This document provides a genealogy report on the Phipps family dating back 13 generations to Johannes Phipps born in 1450. It traces the descendants through seven chapters organized by generations. Key points include royalty lines extending from the 6th generation individual Sir Constantine Phipps born in 1656. The report includes profiles of prominent Phipps family members with titles and positions held. It also provides interesting facts such as contributions to the papermaking industry in England and details on Governor Sir William Phipps' expedition against New France in 1690.
наукометрические показатели. способы создания системы мониторингаmariza_z
Презентация направлена на ознакомление авторов с различными способами повысить свою публикационную активность, повысить свой рейтинг, создавать собственные научные профили в ведущих наукометрических базах данных
This kimono sleeve Caftan Nighty from Indiatrendzs you in the comfort of Viscose. That is in demand for the beautiful prints of flowers, idols, and modern art.
This document proposes a solution called Excalibur that combines new Dell and Microsoft technologies to improve the process of restoring corporate computers. Currently, when a computer fails it takes 2-3 days for IT to restore it to working condition. Excalibur would allow an employee to reset their computer to the initial corporate configuration in about an hour by pressing a button in a secure pre-boot environment, without needing to send the computer to IT. Excalibur stores a pristine baseline image that can be used to quickly restore computers, keeping them up-to-date and protecting personal files. The document outlines how Excalibur would work, future plans to improve the solution, and potential to extend it beyond Dell.
The document analyzes changes in land cover on the Kisatchie National Forest from 1999 to 2009 using satellite imagery. Unsupervised classification of Landsat images from both years identified changes between hardwood forest, pine forest, mixed forest, and other land cover types. Accuracy assessments found user's accuracies ranging from 65-90% for forest types. Overall, hardwood and mixed forest increased while pine forest decreased. However, changes varied between districts, with some gaining pine forest. The results suggest some sub-management areas may face challenges meeting desired future conditions. Remote sensing provides a useful but coarse approach to long-term monitoring of land cover change.
Cassandra Brightley is seeking employment and provides a resume summarizing her education and work experience. She has a HND in Games Design from Cornwall College and worked in various retail and hospitality jobs, including at SportsDirect, JD Wetherspoons, GAME, and The Big Apple Cafe. Her experience includes customer service, cash register operation, stocking, and food preparation. She is enthusiastic, motivated, and able to work independently or as part of a team.
The document describes a new wallet and card holder called the T1 Textile that is made of textile and available in different colors. It is a simple and secure wallet made of high resistance aluminum that is designed for daily use and manufactured in Austria. More information about the wallet and contact details for the manufacturer can be found by visiting their website.
Black Friday shoppers crowded into the Eastwood Mall in Niles, Ohio to take advantage of sales and deals. Some shoppers said they enjoyed the tradition of Black Friday shopping and were willing to wait in long lines to get good deals. One shopper purchased a 50-inch TV for $149 and finished 95% of her holiday shopping before 10 a.m. Shoppers reported some irritated crowds at stores like Macy's but said overall crowds seemed relatively tame compared to previous years. Many shoppers were satisfied with the purchases they were able to make during the sales.
Patt Montgomery has over 8 years of experience managing creative projects and teams. She specializes in bringing organization and efficiency to creative processes through structure and workflow. She has experience in print production, marketing, communications, and ensuring projects are completed on time and on budget.
Este documento describe diferentes tipos de pruebas objetivas como pruebas de verdadero-falso, selección múltiple y completación. Explica que las pruebas objetivas son instrumentos de medida que permiten evaluar conocimientos de manera estandarizada y objetiva. Si bien permiten evaluar hechos y conceptos de forma rápida, no son adecuadas para medir habilidades creativas o de resolución de problemas.
IFLA ARL Satellite conference 2023: What needs to be done to ensure the maxim...IFLAAcademicandResea
The document discusses the work of IFLA's Open Access Working Party. It provides background on IFLA's involvement in open access issues since 2009 and describes the formation and current initiatives of the Working Party. These initiatives include implementing the recommendations of IFLA's new open access statement, transforming IFLA's publications to open access, developing open access vocabulary, and holding sessions at upcoming conferences to continue progressing open access issues through a global lens that considers intellectual freedom, equity, and inclusion. The document also notes some differences in open access views and progress between Europe and Australia.
IFLA ARL Satellite conference 2023: Realising equity, inclusion and diversity...IFLAAcademicandResea
IFLA ARL Satellite conference 2023: Inclusiveness through Openness
Presentation on IFLA and Open Access: “Realising equity, inclusion and diversity in the open access movement: progress on implementing IFLA’s call to action” by Fiona Bradley and Patrick Danowski, co-chairs, IFLA Open Access Working Group (NL).
Satellite conference held at Erasmus University, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 18 - 19 August 2023.
This document provides information about open science and opportunities for researchers at Leiden University. It discusses how open science aims to increase research quality, collaboration, and transparency. The document outlines practical steps researchers can take to engage in open science, such as publishing pre-prints and open access articles. Benefits of open science include expanding professional networks, increasing the impact and visibility of research, and opening new career opportunities in areas like data science. The document promotes engaging with the university's Centre for Digital Scholarship for training and support on open science practices.
LIBER conference, Patras, July 2017. Presenting the FOSTER plus project on training on open science. Special focus on the trainer bootcamp that will take place in April 2018. Licence: CC-BY
Open Science - Paradigm Shift or Revival of Old Ideas?Heidi Laine
Open science is both an old idea and a new paradigm. While openness has long been a principle of science, tools now enable unprecedented sharing of data and collaboration. This represents both continuity with past openness and a potential shift in how science is conducted. Open science may transform scientific practice through new tools and attitudes that facilitate global sharing of research. However, openness also presents challenges regarding privacy, complex issues, and influencing results that must be addressed.
Introductory course on Open Science principles, initiatives, OA routes, OA publishing, Horizon 2020, OpenAIRE for PhD students delivered at the University of Milano Bicocca
This document discusses open science and its practices in Ethiopia. It begins by defining open science as making publicly funded research outputs widely accessible digitally for various stakeholders. It then outlines the benefits of open science such as increasing transparency and innovation.
The document details Ethiopia's initiatives around open access publishing through journals and institutional repositories. It also discusses open research and data practices being adopted, though still at an early stage. Various stakeholders involved in open science are mentioned, along with challenges facing its adoption like lack of awareness and policies. Finally, recommendations are made around developing policies, incentives, and infrastructure to further embrace open science in Ethiopia.
Role of Open Science in Addressing Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI)Anup Kumar Das
Presented in IndiaLICS2017: The 4th IndiaLICS Conference on Innovation for Sustainable Development: Perspectives, Policies and Practices in South Asia, 2nd-4th November, at New Delhi, India.
1. The document discusses the role of academic libraries in promoting open science. It defines open science as making research data and processes openly available and accessible.
2. Academic libraries are changing with technology and there is increasing demand for multiple formats and tools to access information. Open science allows for more collaboration and knowledge sharing through open access to research results and data.
3. The objectives of the study are to identify current open science activities, assess academic library involvement, examine promotion methods, determine challenges, and make recommendations. Open science through academic libraries can improve research, education, and unite humanity in sharing knowledge.
Efforts to Promote Open Science in European Research LibrariesLIBER Europe
The document summarizes efforts by European research libraries to promote open science. It discusses LIBER's role in advocating for open science policies and initiatives. It also outlines the European Commission's support for open science through Horizon 2020 mandates, the European Open Science Cloud, and the Open Science Policy Platform. National initiatives in Finland promoting open data and research are also described. The National Library of Finland supports open science through its strategy, policies, and training. Libraries play an important role in raising awareness, providing training and infrastructure to enable open sharing of research outputs and data.
This document discusses open science and provides context around European open science policy. It defines open science as making scientific knowledge openly shared as early as possible in the discovery process. It outlines the European Commission's consultation and agenda to promote open access to publications and research data. It describes the recommendations of various expert groups to establish incentives, infrastructure, and policies to support open science. Finally, it discusses how open science is being advanced internationally through organizations like the G7 and initiatives within European Commission programs.
Open Access, Open Science, and Open ResearchKshitiz Khanal
Open Access, Open Science, and Open Research discusses key concepts related to openness in research. It defines open access as making scientific literature and research outputs freely available. While open access focuses on publications, open science is broader and includes open research data, methods, experiments, and tools. The document advocates for greater open science practices in Nepal, where data sharing is currently limited, by encouraging individuals and funders to publish in open access journals, share research data, and support open science policies.
Open Science refers to making scientific research and data accessible to all levels of an inquiring society. It encompasses initiatives related to open access publishing, open data, citizen science, collaboration tools, reproducibility, and enabling better incentives for scientists. The document discusses how discussions of open science evolved from earlier concepts of open source, open access, open data, and e-science/data-driven discovery. It outlines the different areas of open science according to common frameworks and provides examples of how the UK Royal Society, Dutch science council, and EU Open Science Policy Platform address each area through their initiatives.
Finland's Open Science Training ProgrammeLIBER Europe
The Ministry of Education and Culture in Finland has launched the Open Science and Research Initiative to promote open science and make research information widely available. The goal is for Finland to become a leading country in open access by 2017. As part of this initiative, the National Library of Finland has organized open science expert training seminars since 2015 to help the academic community adopt open access policies and use services supporting open science. Over 2000 people have participated in the 14 seminars held so far. A national open science course for doctoral programs will also be available starting in 2018. Key challenges going forward include libraries increasing their expertise in research data management and navigating changing legal requirements regarding sharing research data.
OpenAccess policies as tools for innovative research and educational challenges.Università di Padova
Intervention to the International Conference
The future of political science: an international and interdisciplinary conversation, Università degli Studi di Padova, 14-15 december 2012.
Open Education in Europe: Overview, integration with Open Science and the L...Gema Santos-Hermosa
This document discusses open education in Europe and the role of libraries. It provides an overview of open education policies and initiatives in European countries. Open education involves opening access, content, pedagogy, and other dimensions of education. While open science policies do not always include open education, the two movements are related through ideas of transparency, collaboration and social impact. Libraries play a key role in supporting open education through helping create open educational resources and trainings, and preserving and sharing these resources. Libraries are also aligning with open science initiatives like the European Open Science Cloud.
Open knowledge refers to content that is freely available for people to use, modify, and share. It contributes to universal access to information and freedom of information exchange. The document discusses several key aspects of open knowledge, including its definition in relation to open source, the types of knowledge, and factors that contribute to open knowledge such as open educational resources, open access, citizen journalism, and open licensing and copyright policies.
Open Access, Journal, Institutional Repository and BeyondLeslie Chan
Presentation at the Scholarly Communication Retreat, St. Michael's College, University of Toronto. Oct.6, 2015. This talk is a personal perspective on Open Access and what I see as the key impetus for engaging in open access practices. I highlight some recent innovations, both in terms of tools and modes of collaborative research enabled by OA. I also highlight recent developments in financial models in support of OA journal and monograph publishing.
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Open Knowledge Finland: Bottom-up approach to Open Science
1. Open Knowledge Finland: Bottom-
up approach to Open Science
Heidi Laine / @heidiklaine
Open Science & Open Data – the latest from RDA &
beyond, 1 October 2015
2. About me
Open Knowledge Foundation Finland Open Science Working Group core person
since April 2015
Doctoral Candidate at University of Helsinki, Tiina and Antti Herlin Foundation
research grant recipient
Worked f. e. for Finnish Advisory Board on Research Ethics, National
Committee on Public Information, Council of Finnish Academies, most recently
Center for Scientific Computing CSC at the Open Science and Research
Initiative on early 2015
3. Open Knowledge Foundation Finland
(OKFFI)
A not-for-profit with 276 registered members (packs a lot more punch though)
One of the most active nodes of the international Open Knowledge network
Two paid employees, executive director Teemu Ropponen and AvoinGLAM
project coordinator Laura Sillanpää
Practices what it preaches with f. e. open decision making and open accounts
Regional groups, working groups, projects...
5. Open Science Working Group
Mission: 1) Provide a network for like-minded people doing research or
interested in research and science, and 2) participate in raising awareness and
organizing training and education
No formal member structure, 10+ usual suspects, Open Science Finland
Facebook group has 400+ members
Representation in Open Science & Research Initiative (Tuuli Toivonen & Joona
Lehtomäki), National Committee on Data Issues (national CODATA member,
Heidi Laine)
6. Recent activities
Academic Mindtrek 2015, 24 September, Tampere
Beyond Open Access - The changing culture of producing and
disseminating scientific knowledge
bit.ly/beyond-open-access
7. Recent activities
An information request by Leo Lahti to the Aalto University to provide details
concerning expenditure on licensing agreements with international publishers
→ A ruling from administrative court of justice, that the information needs to be
released
→ Cooperation with Aalto and Open Science & Research Initiative on publishing
strategy
→ Possibility for an important precedent with international interest
8. This is how it
got started:
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277 comments)
9. International cooperation
Open Knowledge Festival important meeting point, organized in Helsinki in 2012
Leo Lahti represented OKFFI in an Open Science Best Practice workshop in
Norwich, which resulted in the Open Science Peer Review Oath:
Principle 1: I will sign my name to my review – I will write under my own name
Principle 2: I will review with integrity
Principle 3: I will treat the review as a discourse with you; in particular, I will provide constructive criticism
Principle 4: I will be an ambassador for good science practice
Principle 5: Support other reviewers
http://f1000research.com/articles/3-271/v1
10. Open
Science
Science in Society
Citizen Science
Open Data
Open Access
Open Methods
Open Notebook Science
Science Journalism
Open Collaboration
Digital Humanities
Computational Social
Science
MOOCs
Open SourceOPEN EDUCATION
Fact checking
Popular Science
Multidisciplinarity
Open GLAM
Science Diplomacy
Evidence based decision making
11. In the air
Co-operation with Heureka, Slush, Faktabaari, National Committee on Public
Information?
Open Science training, maybe a master class for opening research data?
Fact checking mechanism for news on science?
How to grow and develop as a network?
12. National Committee on Data Issues
Part of the national committee network coordinated by Council of Finnish
Academies
Finnish national member of CODATA (International Council for Science
Committee on Data for Science and Technology), also links to World Data
Systems and RDA
Bottom-up-ish: aims at becoming a link between the Finnish researchers and
international organizations / discussions
13. Open Science is too
important to be left to
the administrators.
14. In order to engage
researchers you need
other researchers.