Gjalt-Jorn PetersFeb 24, 2023

The UNESCO Open Science Recommendation was adopted by the UN member states in 2021.

Open Infra is an important part: science should use publicly/community-owned infrastructure and avoid proprietary software and platforms.

This means Open Science requires some switches, eg:

👉 Qualtrics 🔁 LimeSurvey/formr

👉 NVivo/Atlas/MaxQDA 🔁 QualCoder/ROCK

👉 Mendeley/Endnote 🔁 Zotero

👉 SPSS/SAS/STATA 🔁 jamovi/JASP/R

Who would you say share the responsibility for making these changes?

[ please boost! 🙏 ]

🏛️ Universities
37.7%
💰 Funders
30.7%
🧑‍🔬 Individual researchers
27.8%
✒️ Other, please elaborate in a reply
3.8%
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Show threadClare Conry-Murray
@matherion I did not know about the first two. Looking forward to investgating them--thanks!
Feb 25, 2023 at 8:55pmWeb
Show threadGjalt-Jorn PetersFeb 25, 2023
@cconrymurray I had to be selective - there are many alternatives to Qualtrics, and fewer but still multiple to NVivo/Atlas/MaxQDA/Dedoose/etc. Also, Zotero isn't the only alternative reference manager of course (see e.g. JabRef), and there are more free stats solutions than jamovi/JASP/R, too (Python comes to mind 🙂). But hey, 500 character limit 🙂