open minds workshop: open access for research
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Open Minds: Another way to access Knowledge and share your ideas
Maria PerifanouStylianos Mystakidis
What is open access?
“Open means that anyone can freely access, use,modify, and share for any purpose (subject, at most,to requirements that preserve provenance andopenness).” Opendefinition.org
Why open access?
Enhance visibility & impact of research
Speeds up publication process
Allows others to build on your work
Research paid by public funds => innovation, prestige, funding
How to provide open access?
"Green" OA: Self-archiving Author archives an electronic copy of a peer-reviewed publication in an institutional or subject repository.
"Gold” OA: Open access publishing Authorspublish their scholarship in open accessjournals or monograph series.
Best practice: always self-archive an OAversion of your work, regardless if & whereyou publish.
Where & how to search for open access material for your PhD research?
http://openeducationeuropa.eu/en
http://openeducationeuropa.eu/en/elearning_papers
Hands on session
Preparation
Individual work
Group work
Let’s work together _ gdoc
Getting prepared: Check our Twitter channel #jtelss15 to access the open minds gdoc
Step 1: Please add your information to the gdocs Form groups of 3-4 people
http://bit.ly/jtel15-oa01
Let’s work together _ gdoc
Step 2: Individual Worka. Create your account (or login) in the Open
Education Europa portal (OEE) here
http://openeducationeuropa.eu/el/user/register
b. Join the JTEL Summer School Group in OEE
http://openeducationeuropa.eu/el/groups/jtel-federica-and-emma-summer-school-2015
Let’s work together _ gdoc
Let’s work together _ gdoc
Check the Twitter channel #jtelss15 to access the open minds gdoc
Step 3: Group work A
Q1. Where can a researcher locate open access material/resources e.g. for a Phd literature review???
Example: Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) https://doaj.org/
Let’s work together _ gdoc
Let’s work together _ gdoc
Check the Twitter channel #jtelss15 to access the open minds gdoc
Step 3: Group work B
Q2. How to share your research "safely" to open access databases? Do you know how to protect your research work?
Let’s work together _ gdoc
Check the Twitter channel #jtelss15 to access the open minds gdoc
Step 3: Group work C
Q3. What open access collaborative spacesdo/can you use to co-author research articles,research proposals etc.??
Table1:PersonalizedPublicProfileofResearchersinAcademic
SocialNetworkingSites
WebsiteFunctionalities
Academica.edu Academicsocialnetworking;Publicprofilelistingresearchpublications,researchprojects,researchpositionsand
training;Self-archivingpublishedun-publishedandforthcomingpublications.
CiteULike.orgOnlinereferencemanager;
Publicsharingofpublicationswithinaresearchers’group.
Getcited.orgAcademicsocialnetworking;
Self-archivingpublishedun-publishedandforthcomingpublications.
GoogleScholar
CitationsCitationstracking;Onlinereferencemanager.
ImpactStory.org;
CitationstrackingPublicprofilelistingresearchpublicationsandresearchpresentationsArticlelevelmetricsofyourpublications.
Linkedin.com Professionalsocialnetworking;
Publicprofilelistingresearchpublications,researchprojects,researchpositionsandtraining.
ORCID.org Authors’registrywithuniqueidentifiers;
Publicprofilelistingresearchpublications.ResearcherID.comAuthors’registrywithuniqueidentifiers;Publicprofilelistingresearchpublications.
Mendeley.com Onlinereferencemanager;
Table2:Author’sToolsforIdentifyingSelf-ArchivingAvenues
Author’sToolFunctionalities DirectoryofOpenAccessRepositoriesOpenDOAR.org
IdentifyingOArepositoriesinyoursubjectdisciplinesandfromyourregionorcountry.RegistryofOpenAccessRepositories
(ROAR.eprints.org)
-IdentifyingOArepositoriesinyoursubjectdisciplinesandfromyourregionorcountry.DirectoryofOpenAccessScholarlyResources
(ROAD.issn.org)
AvailabilityofdifferenttypesofOAscholarlyresources:peerreviewedjournals,conferencesproceedings,academicrepositoriesandmonographicseriesinallsubjectfields.-Asingleaccesspointtodifferenttypesofonlinescholarlyresources
publishedworldwideandfreelyavailable,identifiedorauthenticatedthroughISSNRegister.
OAIster.worldcat.org -SearchingOAcontentsarchivedinOAknowledgerepositoriesandinstitutionalrepositories.-IdentifyingOArepositoriesinyour
subjectdisciplinesandfromyourregionorcountry.RankingWebofRepositories
(Repositories.webometrics.info)
-IdentifyingtoprankingOArepositorieswithinaregionorworldwide.
-IdentifyingOArepositoriesinyoursubjectdisciplinesandfromyourregionorcountry.
SHERPA/JULIET(Sherpa.ac.uk/Juliet)
-Identifyingresearchfunders'openaccesspolicies.
Where & how to search for open access material for your PhD research (2)?
https://www.openaire.eu/
http://crln.acrl.org/content/76/6/306.full
https://www.facebook.com/groups/EdDigEraConference/
