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Introducing and Practicing Open and Reproducible Scholarship
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Description: Scientific rigor and transparency are key factors in making research outcomes more impactful. However, increasing rigor often requires that researchers and labs implement new practices and learn new tools. The good news is that the Center for Open Science (COS) offers a variety of training modules to help you navigate this complexity. We have developed a robust, hands-on, pragmatic curriculum, curated from use cases developed in collaboration with the community of open researchers we engage, continuously iterating to bring forth new use cases, examples and workflows.
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Introduction to Open Scholarship
This training provides an introduction to open scholarship (also referred to as open science or open research), current policy directions, benefits an...
Data Management and Sharing
Data created through a research project needs to be managed in order to be findable, reusable, and understandable throughout the research lifecycle. C...
Reproducible Methods
Many journals and funding institutes have implemented open scholarship policies with specific reporting requirements, and a key component in research ...
Research Collaboration on the OSF
Working with your collaborators before and during your projects can be difficult, and each contributor may be using different methods and tools. COS d...
Research Sharing
Documenting and sharing code, materials, and data contribute to persistent availability, additional context for studies, and improved reproducibility,...
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