[open-science] Science at OKFest's preliminary program

[Jenny Molloy]

Kaitlin Thaney and Karthik Ram are also running a session in the Tools
session which is not immediately obvious on the list:

Skills and tools for web native open science – Kaitlin Thaney (Mozilla
Science Lab), Karthik Ram (rOpenSci)

With regard to informal lunch sessions etc so we can cover topics that
didn't make it into the main programme, I think we can safely leave these
suggestions with Michelle Brook, who I'm sure will see what might be
possible and get back to us in due course. Last OKFest we organised an
informal open science dinner and drinks so that might be fun again :)

I have added a section to the wiki for additional/informal/social events
and also an attendance list of people who self identify as open science
folk - so far I've added the session organisers but do add yourselves so we
know who is likely to be around!
http://wiki.okfn.org/Open_Science/OKFest2014#Who.27s_going_to_OKFest

My understanding is we're working towards an open science for development
session as part of the open development working group satellite event. but
I'm not sure how far planning the programme for that event has got as it's
in the hands of the other working group - we'll try and confirm asap :)

Jenny




On Fri, May 23, 2014 at 11:22 AM, Ross Mounce <ross.mounce at gmail.com> wrote:

> I can appreciate it isn't obvious from the minimal detail about it on site
> at the moment, but there's also another open science session that's been
> accepted:
>
>
>    -
>
>    *Introduction to Text and Data Mining (TDM): Technical and Legal
>    Considerations* – Puneet Kishor (Creative Commons), Peter Murray-Rust
>    (University of Cambridge), Ross Mounce (University of Bath)
>
>
>    We'll be covering TDM from an open science / academic research
>    point-of-view with a hands-on workshop, demonstrating software tools, hence
>    we're in the tools stream.
>
>    (But it's worth noting that the same tools / techniques / philosophy
>    are very applicable to other fields e.g. data journalism, open government
>    data, open humanities, open GLAM etc...)
>
>
>    All the best,
>
>    Ross :)
>
>
>
> On 20 May 2014 17:40, Alexandre Hannud Abdo <abdo at member.fsf.org> wrote:
>
>> Ni!
>>
>> Hey folks, of the 12 proposals originating from this working group to
>> OKFest, two got selected!
>>
>> http://2014.okfestival.org/okfestival-provisional-programme-is-now-live/
>>
>> I have no idea if this is a good or a bad number, but it's a positive
>> integer so I'll stick to the positiveness of this fact. ;)
>>
>> On the wiki you can see the full text of each proposal.
>>
>> http://wiki.okfn.org/Open_Science/OKFest2014
>>
>> Of those approved, one has three people involved in its organization:
>> "Testing the efficiency of open versus traditional science – Daniel
>> Mietchen, Jenny Molloy, Alexandre Hannud Abdo".
>>
>> The other, a bit oddly, is one I inserted last-minute after noticing
>> there was nothing about open science training: "Exploding Open Science!
>> Awareness, training, funding, training – Alexandre Hannud Abdo"
>>
>> I'm only alone in that because of timing, so if anyone else would like
>> to assist I'm more than willing to share the organization and the work!
>> If you're interested let me know so I can inform OKFest to include your
>> name on the program.
>>
>> ;)
>>
>> I'm also open to have somebody else take my place in assisting Daniel's
>> proposal, since only these two got through and more people might be
>> holding their breath to contribute. Let me and Daniel know about that.
>>
>> There'll also be a third science related session which was not on the
>> wiki: "Skills and tools for web native open science – Kaitlin Thaney
>> (Mozilla Science Lab), Karthik Ram (rOpenSci)".
>>
>> Finally, if enough Open Science people are attending anyway, we could
>> also host our other proposals in a different format as a side-event,
>> night-event, lunch-talks or something like that... are you attending?
>> What do you think?
>>
>> Popcorn and mushrooms,
>>
>> ale
>> .~´
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