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FSCI 2023
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Description: Course site for Force11 Scholarly Communication Institute 2023. https://force11.org/fsci/2023/
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E01 Maximizing Visibility of Your Work in the Open Access Jungle
Course site for FSCI 2023's E01 Maximizing Visibility of Your Work in the Open Access Jungle
E07 The Role of AI Ethics in Scientific Publications on Open Science Platforms: Examining the Use of AI in Global Publication Governance Models for Impactful Knowledge Sharing and Social Benefit
Course site for FSCI 2023's E07 The Role of AI Ethics in Scientific Publications on Open Science Platforms: Examining the Use of AI in Global Publicat...
E09 Understanding, Benchmarking, and Tracking Equity and Inclusion in Open Access and Open Science
Course site for FSCI 2023's E09 Understanding, Benchmarking, and Tracking Equity and Inclusion in Open Access and Open Science
L10 Evaluating Open Access Journals: Moving from Provocative to Practical in Characterizing Journal Practices
Course site for FSCI 2023's L10 Evaluating Open Access Journals: Moving from Provocative to Practical in Characterizing Journal Practices
L11 Applying Strategic Doing, an Agile Strategy Discipline, to Build Collaborations Across Diverse Teams
Course site for FSCI 2023's L11 Applying Strategic Doing, an Agile Strategy Discipline, to Build Collaborations Across Diverse Teams
L12 Catalyzing Team Science: How to Forge a Team to Attack Complex Problems
Course site for FSCI 2023's L12 Catalyzing Team Science: How to Forge a Team to Attack Complex Problems
L13 Using the ORCID, Sherpa Romeo, and Unpaywall APIs in R to Harvest Institutional Data
Course site for FSCI 2023's L13 Using the ORCID, Sherpa Romeo, and Unpaywall APIs in R to Harvest Institutional Data
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