Repositories are a strategic asset, not a cost center.
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Repositories are a strategic asset, not a cost center.
Read more about the conclusions and recommendations that COAR, #OpenAIRE, LIBER & SPARC Europe included in the IMPACT-REPO Action Plan here: www.openaire.eu/the-future-o...
Was great to be a part of this ๐
Really pleased to help support open publishing!
Thank you for organising, Andy ๐ฅณ
I would have to disagree with paywalls being inherently bad, esp. in this example.
The issue with paywalls is that they limit exactly the knowledge that's needed to counter the "absolute shite".
If only the rich can access knowledge, don't be surprised if discourse shifts to suit their needs.
Reskeet to save someoneโs fucking life
24.06.2023 04:52 โ ๐ 9842 ๐ 10188 ๐ฌ 40 ๐ 107Cognitive load refers to how much working memory or short-term memory someone is using at a time. Minimizing the cognitive load it takes to use your site makes it more accessible for people with cognitive disabilities. Limit what you're asking users to remember to use your site.
31.10.2024 17:35 โ ๐ 37 ๐ 10 ๐ฌ 0 ๐ 0Community engagement is also crucial to increase transparency and trust. Diamond OA so important and ticks so many boxes
16.09.2024 16:35 โ ๐ 1 ๐ 0 ๐ฌ 0 ๐ 0Reggie Raju talking about social justice as a disruptive force within academic publishing.
"The transference of the financial barrier from the reader to the author is catastrophic": Raju sees diamond open access as a second chance to make good on the promise of OA.
#OASPA2024
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We're so excited to join the growing @bsky.app! ๐ Its decentralised vibe matches with our values of #openness and #transparency. It feels like a great place to connect!โจ
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Research success has many unsung heroes, it's time to bring them out of the shadows!
The more submissions we receive, the more evidence we have to campaign for research evaluation to recognise everyone whoโs vital to the conduct of research.
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Hello BlueSky community! ๐
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NEW RESOURCE: โHow can I persuade my institution to support collective funding for open access books?'
Our latest post shares advice on building OA books assessment criteria for collection development policies, offered as a community resource.
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...lack the resources (time, skills, equipment) to do so.
Benefits researchers too - brings in new perspectives, staffing, and expands what's possible in a smaller timeframe!
Would strongly recommend researchers consider #CitizenScience for their projects where they can!
Pleased to see #CitizenScience making headlines!
IMO, it's a great way to help combat misinformation & diversify academia.
The public often wants to be involved in research but...
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theguardian.com/environment/article/2024/sep/07/citizen-scientists-to-check-uk-rivers-for-sewage-and-pollution