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25 Jun 2024: Educational background of people in scholarly communication | Unlocking Research https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=995#comment-18661 Where did they come from? ... survey (to which we have received over 500 respondents) on the educational

It is so nice to find people like that. That may happen also with some kinds of indigenous communities. ... On how archaeologists are perceived. LO: When you approach a field or people, how do they view the archaeologists and the work?

The problem. Few people would deny that the world of the academic library is changing. ... Pingback: Where did they come from? Educational background of people in scholarly communication | Unlocking Research.

Over at the West Hub Lizzie was not as encouraged, having only managed to have in depth chats with a couple of people. ... She reported that lots of people were very determinedly on their way somewhere and not up for stopping to talk.

For instance, UCL’s Institute for Global Prosperity aims to understand what prosperity means for people as informed by members of their respective communities. ... Such questions lead to the need for reputable sharing outlets that service people from

Do not assume that people will go to the original study and then learn there about the data being open. ... Overall, such actions will lead to increased and more effective use of open data over time, which will help increase the trust people have in

On the day, we were thrilled to see that 164 people attended the webinar, participating from a wide range of countries. ... We were thrilled to see that on the actual day 187 people attended the webinar.

Just as Wikipedia is for textual information, OSM results in a worldwide map created by everyday people who map the world themselves. ... as they are created by people who are intimately familiar with the areas that they are mapping.

and for the people you want to engage with. ... people involved.

two people opted in because they feared PLOS would think they had something to hide if they didn’t. ... That’s not at all what it was about. Although I suppose if it gets people sharing data….

25 Jun 2024: things it was never designed for (ie the performance of people rather than journals). ... measure things it was never designed for (ie the performance of people rather than journals).

If people who are potentially interested in a given piece of software do not know what they are allowed to do with it, it is possible they will search for alternative ... solutions. As a consequence, researchers could lose important collaborators, buyers,

It’s easy for people in my position to point to students, or to funders, saying they are not doing enough, but we should not be pointing away from ourselves, we ... Another problem is the lack of rewards. For instance in my area, training, there’s no

Most will have some kind of code of conduct to advise people about research misconduct. ... Suggestions for improvement. We need concerted action by people at certain levels – Vice Chancellors, heads of funding councils, senior government bureaucrats.

Having a page limit means that only the most important information can be included and this forces me to think about what people really need to know about a topic. ... All of the guides are made available under a CC-BY 4.0 licence on our website so that

They all shared the sense of frustration often felt by central RDM services that it is getting people to initially engage and turn up to a session that is the hard ... part. However, when people did come they found the sessions very useful, particularly

The recommendation is that people should obtain consent for all elements of the webpage for which it is reasonably possible to get the consent. ... All these people had different approaches, and different needs about web archiving.

To ‘curate’ means to ‘take care of’. What resonated with me the most from the conference was the fact that while we are curating data we are curating people as well. ... develop it in their institution, and working to bring systems, services and

She reaches people through posters and infographics, sprinkling on a little competition (for the highest download figures) to boost interest. ... Kirsty Wallis (University of Greenwich) stressed the importance of over-preparing and tailoring sessions to

In some cases, these requests were sent to people who have left the University, and we have had to query the system to retrieve these emails.

As a result, every session has to be adaptable to the needs of the people in the room. ... Having some type of primer on hand can really help people to understand the language you’re using.

The open research movement offers authors the opportunity to look beyond their own status as author, to consider the wider scholarly ecosystem, the processes behind scholarship, the networks of people involved, ... All these people share care and

They were also positive about the way the format gave profile to activities like public engagement, and could see how this might encourage more people contribute is such ways.

consultation with a community of people.

25 Jun 2024: people there. ... panel? This was v interesting but too short – and something of interest and concern (in equal measure for mutiple reasons) to the multiplicity of people there./p pI was interested that

But sometimes, if you have sensitive systems or you have people making appointments, even such simple metadata can actually become sensitive data. ... I try not to make a personal connection with the data in any sense.When dealing with people and human

But we have other plans to help people get access to the articles they require.

One particular challenge can be to control what people (or bots) do with your data, but researchers have a choice over where to share (e.g., which repository to choose) and ... to a context that was considered successful for Black and minority ethnic

It explored the risk and governance of data within an organisation, and the final weeks focused strongly on the role of people and teams associated with data.

. Unlocking Research. Open Research at Cambridge.. Menu. Search for:. So, what is it really like to work in research support and scholarly communication? Followers of this blog will remember various posts over the last year about the OSC’s work as

25 Jun 2024: Comments on: Where did they come from? Educational background of people in scholarly communication https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=1313 Open Research at Cambridge Tue, 27 Mar 2018 ... Educational Background Of People In Scholarly

It is so nice to find people like that. That may happen also with some kinds of indigenous communities. ... On how archaeologists are perceived. LO: When you approach a field or people, how do they view the archaeologists and the work?

researchers to “send to people in positions of power at different institutions, co-signed by as many academics as possible who believe in fairer and evidence-based assessment”.

Judging by our colleagues’ faces when we described some of the advice here, this is blindingly obvious to some people.

I very much hope people will take us up on this and offer suggestions for inclusions and improvements. ... I’ve enjoyed educating librarians in research support so much and I really hope that people will find the online Ambassador resource useful.

The Independent published a story with the angle that many people are just coasting along without contributing. ... And while everyone takes credit, not all people take responsibility. Authorship – taking responsibility.

New people coming into the profession – the initial training that occurs in library schools. ... However, to do this we would need a better way of connecting with people.

Furthermore, there is a great frustration in this area that lots of people are working on different algorithms for different datasets, so greater sharing of these algorithms could reduce the amount ... They work in areas with crossovers to other

25 Jun 2024: Educational background of people in scholarly communication https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=1313 https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=1313#comments Office of Scholarly Communication Thu, ... These results echo experiences at

People working in scholarly communication. Day to day practicalities of funder open access compliance. ... This also raises challenges for the time available for those people to self educate.

He used the example of Amazon to suggest people working in scholarly communication need to use technology much better to connect up. ... At the conference, three people self-identified as never having heard the song when a sample of the song was played.).

I very much hope people will take us up on this and offer suggestions for inclusions and improvements. ... I’ve enjoyed educating librarians in research support so much and I really hope that people will find the online Ambassador resource useful.

I contact the author and break the news that he might have to pay this large bill himself and that this is why we like people to contact us first. ... It’s a fractious crowd. One or two people are keen Open Access advocates and speak up to say how

This could be delivered by any Research Ambassador and would be a ‘presentation-in-a-box’ that people could just pick up and deliver.

Those in the know – people working in scholarly communication and some senior members of research institutions – are aware and watching closely. ... Ripples and tides. The greatest surprise is that Plan S seems to be the thing that is getting people

not just credit but we should find a way to pay people for what they do”. ... Most people don’t know how to de-identify the document as well.

uptake so far, feedback we have received, and reasons why people might request a copy of a document in our repository. ... a positive light, as it demonstrates the interest people have in their work.

He noted that this is because often people haven’t thought about the data they will generate at the start of the project. ... Continuing the dialogue. Michael indicated that he wants to talk to people about what the questions are so the BBSRC can

The EPSRC do wish to avoid people sitting on data indefinitely because they don’t want to release their software. ... We have been collating the questions that people have asked during our sessions and will compile a FAQ from this that will appear on