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Description: Course site for Force11 Scholarly Communication Institute 2021. https://www.force11.org/fsci/2021 (Materials stored in the U.S.)
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T11: FAIR for Data and Texts Not in the Open
Course site for FAIR for Data and Texts Not in the Open
T15: How to introduce and implement policy in your institution and still have friends afterwards
Course site for FSCI2021's T15 - How to introduce and implement policy in your institution and still have friends afterwards
T18: Unpacking the Role of Preprints in Scholarly Inclusion
FSCI 2021 course T18, Unpacking the Role of Preprints in Scholarly Inclusion
T19: Four recommendations for open source software (4OSS lesson)
Course site for FSCI 2021 T19, Four recommendations for open source software (4OSS lesson)
W25: Working with Scholarly Literature in R: Pulling, Wrangling, Cleaning, and Analyzing Structured Bibliographic Metadata
Course site for FSCI 2021's W25: Working with Scholarly Literature in R: Pulling, Wrangling, Cleaning, and Analyzing Structured Bibliographic Metadata
W26: Open science, culture change, and your workplace
Course site for FSCI 2021's W26: Open science, culture change, and your workplace
W28 - Global Overview of the Scholarly Publishing Landscape: Differences Between the North and the South and Possible Consequences of Plan S
Course site for W28 - Global Overview of the Scholarly Publishing Landscape: Differences Between the North and the South and Possible Consequences of ...
W31 - Advancing the open science agenda: an introduction to responsible research intelligence reporting
Course site for W31 - Advancing the open science agenda: an introduction to responsible research intelligence reporting
T14: Incentives and Attribution: Recognition for your collaborative work
Course site for FSCI2021's T14 - Incentives and Attribution: Recognition for your collaborative work
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