Presentations

Open Science Communities: To the Netherlands and Beyond!

Open Scholarship Week's opening and keynote address, Dr. Antonio Schettino about Open Science and Community building in the Netherlands.
Keynote speaker: Antonio Schettino
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Open Science Framework: A Practical Guide

A hands on workshop aimed at researchers of all career stages who wish to learng how to use OSF for their own work.
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Open Educational Resources: Finding, Using and Making

What are 'Open Educational Resources'? We'll find out how to discover, license, re-purpose and share OER in this presentation and workshop.
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Wikipedia in Higher Education: Ban or Embrace?

This panel event will shine a light on ways that Wikipedia can be used to support open practices in teaching, learning and scholarship.
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Wikithon - Become a Wikipedia Editor!

How does one edit Wikipedia? Join some experienced wikipedians and learn how.
This session was not recorded. Useful Wikipedia tutorials can be found on Youtube.

The Growing Importance of Open Access Data and Open Source Software

This lightning talk session outlines the benefits of both open source software and open data.
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Introducing the Arts and Culture in Education Research Repository

Introduction to the recently launched Arts and Culture in Education Research Repository (ACERR). This session consists of two presentations.
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Open Synthesis: Open Science in Evidence Synthesis

This half-day workshop brings together international experts to explore openness in evidence synthesis.
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