Open science platforms and how to design them to facilitate participation by your target communities
Channel: Daniel Mietchen
Date: 26/02/2021

Open research is the concept of researchers sharing their research with the world as soon as they record it for themselves (cf. https://w.wiki/32bL ), which opens up lots of opportunities for others to engage with that research all along the research cycle.

Such sharing can be facilitated in various ways, which form the focus of this session. One important factor concerns the language(s) in which the sharing occurs or in which people - or even machines - engage with the shared resources. Other aspects concern the infrastructure for sharing resources, discussing them and contributing to them.

This session - https://ffwd.flashgrants.org/calendar.html#event-72/ - is a follow-up to "Who gets to participate in open science projects? " from 25 February 2021 (yesterday) - see https://ffwd.flashgrants.org/calendar.html#event-54/ for details - and also touches upon matters of citizen science.


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