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Description: Course site for Force11 Scholarly Communication Institute 2020. https://www.force11.org/fsci/2020 (Materials stored in the U.S.)
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T10: Open Source Tools: Train-the-Trainer Course
Course Site for Open Source Tools: Train-the-Trainer Course
T12: Partnerships for FAIR and Open in Faculty Grantsmanship
course site for FSCI2020 course T12: Supportive Partnerships for FAIR Data and Open Research in Faculty Grantsmanship
T13: Engaging Students in Scholarly Communications
Course site for Engaging Students in Scholarly Communications
T14: Introduce & Implement Institutional Policy
Course Site for Introduce & Implement Institutional Policy
T15: FAIR for Data and Texts Not in the Open
Course site for FAIR for Data and Texts Not in the Open
T17: When Global Is Local: The South of Open Scholarly Communication
Course site for When Global Is Local: The South of Open Scholarly Communication
W20: Research Reproducibility in Theory and Practice (Examples and Focus on Biological Sciences)
Course site for W20: Research Reproducibility in Theory and Practice (Examples and Focus on Biological Sciences)
W21: FAIR Data in the Scholarly Communications Life Cycle
Course site for FAIR Data 101
W22: Looking Beyond the Journal Article
Course site for Looking Beyond the Journal Article
W23: Planning Inclusive Open Access Sessions
Course site for Planning Inclusive Open Access Sessions. Special Thanks to Peter Suber for contributing to Session Three.
W24: Working with Scholarly Literature in R
Course site for Working with Scholarly Literature in R
W25: A Decolonized Approach to Scholarly Communication: Foundations, Challenges, and Perspectives in Practice and Research
Course site for A Decolonized Approach to Scholarly Communication: Foundations, Challenges, and Perspectives in Practice and Research
W27: Plan S and the Fight for Global Open Access
Course site for Plan S and the Fight for Global Open Access
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