📣 Open Call: Share Your Content on the #OpenMethods Blog!
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The advent of digital methods has contributed to raising awareness of hitherto neglected methodological bricks and activities adjacent to (and relevant for) the production of knowledge. Academia traditionally values research outputs published in an authoritative version like monographs and research papers. Yet, digital approaches have shown that iterative processes as well as the intermediate work steps are necessary to write the research papers in the first place.
Open Call! 📢
Volunteers & Editors wanted to join the #OpenMethods Metablog
Share Methods and Tools in #DigitalHumanities with the Community in a simple and collaborative way: you can join as a Volunteer, or as part of the Editorial Team 🤓
➡️ Find out more about OpenMethods & how you can get involved here: https://www.dariah.eu/2025/03/31/open-call-for-volunteers-and-editors-to-join-the-openmethods-metablog/
Sorry we′re open, come in we're closed: different profiles in the perceived applicability of open science practices to completed research projects https://doi.org/10.1098/rsos.230595
Interesting to see that apparently #OpenMethods is more applicable to a wider range of disciplines than #OpenAccess and #OpenData...
Yet Open Methods is rarely focused on in #OpenScience policies...
Lukas C. Bossert
DARIAH EU
Anne Baillot
Esther Plomp
OpenMethods
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