Together with a team of international experts, Delft University of Technology runs 3 online courses about 1) Open Government, 2) Open Data and 3) Open Science.
The MOOC “Open Science: Sharing Your Research with the World” starts again on May 19th.
Joins us to learn more about the benefits, how to increase your visibility and become a(n even) more impactful researcher by sharing your research.
Register here: https://t.co/oiSRKb9maO
#OSMOOC2020 The last two weeks learners have been getting to know more about #openscience and resource data management. This week it is all about publishing your research open access!
The #OSMOOC2020 is still running and this year @AnnekeZuiderwyk is investigating the perspective of researchers on openly sharing research data. Do you want to contribute to our research? https://t.co/ub5SDsrkQv
Are you ready for a new week in the #OSMOOC2020? The materials for week 2 are online. This week we will look more into depth at having a research data management plan. Have fun!
We asked the learners in #OSMOOC2020 what they think are positives of being an open researcher. We got some great responses, what do you think is a positive of #openscience? Join us and share: https://t.co/oiSRKb9maO
#opendata#FAIRdata#openaccess
One of the best parts of the #OSMOOC2020 is that the participants co-create a dataset, that they then make FAIR as part of developing a good data sharing practice. Tomorrow we start week 2, where we discuss #fairdata. #openscience#opendata#openaccess
https://t.co/oiSRKb9maO
The Open Science community is growing and the #OSMOOC2020 works on bringing open researchers together. Join us today and share your insights: https://t.co/oiSRKb9maO
#openscience#opendata#FAIRdata#open
" I decided to never cause this issues to anyone who might be using my data. I am now actively engaging with a data management system for lab notes"
Lovely quote in #OSMOOC2020. How are you opening your research? Share it at https://t.co/qHddYAZwzp #openscience#fairdata
@DarcySpiller@edXOnline That's wonderful Darcy, welcome to the course! Just so you know, the course should take you 4 weeks, but you can take as long as 6 weeks if you need more time. In any case, glad to have you on board and enjoy the course!
And we are go! Week 1 of Open Science: Sharing Your Research with the World has started. Some inspiring discussions going on already, like:
'how is quality assured with OA journals?'
What do you think? Join us at https://t.co/oiSRKb9maO
#OSMOOC2020#openscience#openaccess
Proud to announce that the MOOC Open Science: Sharing Your Research with the World starts its third run on May 6. We have a new setup with a choice of topic for week 4, how great is that?
Join us now at https://t.co/2HPqu5UsIx
#openscience#opendata#openaccess#FAIRsoftware
Only 6 days until the start of the MOOC Open Science: Sharing Your Research with the World. We now have a choice of topics for week 4 of the MOOC. Which do you prefer?
Join us now at: https://t.co/oiSRKb9maO
#openscience#openaccess#FAIRsoftware
(2/2) What's new?
We have three specialized modules to choose from:
- Open Software
- Increasing your research visibility
- Virtual Research Environments
In week 4 you get to choose one (or more) of these topics. The MOOC starts on May 6, Join now: https://t.co/qHddYAZwzp
(1/2) What's new in the MOOC Open Science: Sharing Your Research with the world?
We have three general modules:
- Introduction to Open Science
- Research data management
- Open access publishing
We will cover these topics in week 1-3
.@opengovpart government leaders meeting to discuss advancing open justice and access to justice - one of the fastest growing topics in OGP and one that directly helps citizens access services #OGPCanada