[Open-access] Inviting suggestions for "getting started with Open Science" for a session in Open Access Week

[Douglas Carnall]

>add a few minutes about incentives for Open Science

Stacy Konkiel makes a good point. I'd suggest you title a session "That
citation advantage" and ask its facilitator (see also "unconference") to
review the evidence that OA work is more cited (and that social media
"buzz"--tweets, blogposts, comments etc are predictive of eventual "proper"
citation). Which in any case is all a proxy for "influence."

My various idiosyncratic link collections might help:

Handy graphical material tagged "That OA advantage" here:

http://www.pinterest.com/douglascarnall/that-oa-advantage/

Folksonomically tagged public bookmarks  (also available as RSS feeds: see
http://juliusbeezer.blogspot.fr/2014/05/why-i-keep-public-bookmarks-and-where.html
)

"Citation" https://pinboard.in/u:juliusbeezer/t:citation/
"Altmetrics" https://pinboard.in/u:juliusbeezer/t:altmetrics/
"Citation + Altmetrics"
https://pinboard.in/u:juliusbeezer/t:citation/t:altmetrics/

Hope this helps.

Regards to all,

D.

2014-09-22 19:37 GMT+02:00 Stacy Konkiel <stacy at impactstory.org>:

> At the risk of coming across as self-promoting :), I'd encourage you to
> add a few minutes about incentives for Open Science: namely, altmetrics.
> You can use examples from Impactstory [1] [2], Plum Analytics [3], and
> Altmetric.com [4] to showcase how web-native, Open Science products like
> datasets, software, OA publications, etc can allow researchers to collect,
> understand, and share evidence of the broader impacts their work has (in
> addition to traditional impact).
>
>
> All best,
> Stacy Konkiel
> impactstory.org
>
> [1] impactstory.org/carlBoettiger
> [2] https://impactstory.org/lorenabarba
> [3] https://plu.mx/u/awilliams/
> [4]
> http://www.altmetric.com/details.php?citation_id=659834&src=bookmarklet
>
> Stacy Konkiel
> Director of Marketing & Research at Impactstory <http://impactstory.org/>:
> share the full story of your research impact.
>   working from beautiful Albuquerque, NM, USA
> @skonkiel <http://www.twitter.com/skonkiel> and @Impactstory
> <https://twitter.com/ImpactStory>
>
> On Fri, Sep 19, 2014 at 7:33 PM, kshitiz khanal <khanal1990 at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Dear Dreamers,
>>
>> Open Knowledge Community in Nepal is planning a half-a-day session for
>> researchers and students to help them get started with Open Science /
>> Collaborative R&D / Open Access as a part of Open Access Week celebrations
>> here.
>>
>> Assuming the audience knows almost nothing about the topics, we are
>> planning a session that will entice them to try openness in science.
>>
>>
>> Please suggest examples of success in Open Science, tools to get started,
>> methods, or anything at all that will help a beginner level or lay audience
>> in Open Science.
>>
>> -Kshitiz Khanal
>> Open Knowledge, Nepal
>>
>>
>>
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