By the end of this course, taught by @J_Grunert you can expect to have a workable plan to include #OpenScholarship principles in existing instruction, and to promote teaching Open Science across a wide range of disciplines https://t.co/eIDJYjX4aM #FSCI#FORCE11#FSCI2021
@Hayden_L_Nelson Daston and Galison, Objectivity. Read in my first semester STS intro course, wrote a dissertation on taxidermy as scientific representation.
Coming soon. Stay tuned for info about upcoming virtual events. This years theme: "Open with Purpose: Taking Action to Build Structural Equity & Inclusion.”
#MilneLibrary#Geneseo
In process: a checklist, "Are you doing Open Science?" Currently includes
✅ Publishing preprints
✅ Editing Wikipedia
✅ Re-using data
✅ Sharing processes
...and more. Add yours: https://t.co/jkNmMBUF9Q
(w/ @aldirdiri@yalahowy@morianagarcia@irynakuchma@hnabahe) #FSCI2020
Some notes from this morning's Fireside Cats!, captured by @yalahowy:
Practices for cultivating a culture of open science:
1. Identify stakeholders/allies
2. Identify users needs to deliver OS practices
3. Community building
4. Identify and reuse OS practices #FSCI2020
WHY IF EVERY UNIVERSITY IS SO TRUSTING OF STUDENT BEHAVIOR AS IT RELATES TO PREVENTING VIRAL SPREAD DO THEY ALL ALSO SPEND SO MUCH ON PLAGIARISM DETECTION AND PROCTORING SOFTWARE?
YES, I AM YELLING.
And now on the LPC blog, the complete series of written presentations and reflections from the Forum. Check out these new and varied perspectives on #LibraryPublishing: https://t.co/Lq2cU5utFc
This #3D pilot model is a bronze casting of Lincoln’s right hand. Swollen from shaking hands with well-wishers, Abe was asked to hold a broomstick handle for the casting. https://t.co/BPNFcweQQr