CRAFT-OAYou have missed the CRAFT-OA panel at #OASPA2024?
Watch the recording on the @OASPA YouTube channel here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQfJgihNWIw&list=PLIpJXV9MOz0MsIBc1yVogeiMw2liHWoz6&index=11
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Centre Mersenne📣 Recordings of the OASPA conference are available online 📽
The OASPA annual conference brought together the open access community to discuss new developments and innovations in scholarly publishing.
Participants reflected on how open access actors can work towards truly equitable and inclusive open scholarship practices, and addressed many topical and fundamental issues related to open scholarly communication.
👉 https://www.oaspa.org/news/oaspa-2024-conference-programme/
The poster presented by the centre Mersenne at the hashtag#OASPA2024 conference is available on HAL🙂
Centre Mersenne : diamond open access scientific publishing infrastructure
The Centre Mersenne for Open Scientific Publishing is a not-for-profit, academic-led, full-featured publishing infrastructure for Diamond open access scientific publications prepared in LaTeX. Launched in January 2018 by researchers and supported by public institutions (CNRS and Université Grenoble Alpes), the centre Mersenne offers an open access dissemination and publication platform as well as affordable editorial and technical services to help editorial teams manage their publication: online publishing, visibility, interoperability and archiving, support to editorial process, typesetting and copyediting… We are also constantly developing new features for our journal websites to improve the visibility of research results such as semi-automatic translation of scientific articles to allow researchers to write/read in their native language, the possibility to comment articles or to create virtual issues after publication…
The Centre Mersenne was delighted to take part in the #OASPA2024 conference.
There were some very interesting discussions, some great encounters and lots of new ideas! Thank you to everyone, organisers and participants, for these 3 days.
BOAIInspiring keynote by the @OpenClimateCamp's Rebecca Ross, presesenting the campaign's Unbinding Knowledge project which is working to make previously published articles on climate science #OpenAccess. #OASPA2024. Encouraging response from librarians and publishers who expressed interest in collaborating on the project!
SciELO NetworkLa herramienta How Equitable Is It?, lanzada en la conferencia #OASPA2024, fue desarrollada por un grupo de trabajo de múltiples partes interesadas convocado por @cOAlitionS_OA Jisc y @PLOS con el objetivo proporcionar un marco para evaluar los modelos de comunicación académica y acuerdos sobre el eje de la equidad. #AccesoAbierto #CienciaAbierta #ComunicaciónCientífica
Nueva herramienta para evaluar la equidad en los modelos de comunicación académica | SciELO en Perspectiva
La herramienta How Equitable Is It?, lanzada en la conferencia OASPA 2024, fue desarrollada por un grupo de trabajo de múltiples partes interesadas convocado por cOAlition S, Jisc y PLOS con el objetivo proporcionar un marco para evaluar los modelos de comunicación académica y acuerdos sobre el eje de la equidad.
cOAlition SAre you attending #OASPA2024 in Lisbon? Visit the poster area to learn more about the "How Equitable Is It?" tool.
Everyone else, please try the tool at 🖥️ coalitions.typeform.com/Equity-Tool & share your feedback by 28th October via 📝 coalitions.typeform.com/Equity-Feedback.
“The Equity Tool helps users consider a range of criteria to move away from inequitable article-based models and facilitate more equitable participation in knowledge sharing”, commented @robertkiley, Head of Strategy @cOAlitionS_OA during the #OASPA2024 Panel on “Building #Equity in #OpenAccess”
Launched today at #OASPA2024, the "How Equitable Is It?" tool will enable institutions, consortia, funders & publishers to assess to what extent a publishing model facilitates equitable participation in knowledge sharing.
🧪 It's in beta - try it out!
🔗 https://coalitions.typeform.com/Equity-Tool
Husk é SonA longer answer to a question raised at #OASPA about the danger of open infrastructure being acquired by commercial interests this blog post was circulated in March and explains the position of @PublicKnowledgeProject in this regard. For a deeper, more detailed (more fun?) conversation catch me at #OASPA2024 in Lisbon. https://pkp.sfu.ca/2024/03/14/pkp-not-for-sale/
