#oabooks — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #oabooks, aggregated by home.social.
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NEW BOOK | A Multipolar Approach to Early Christian Arabic: Vatican Arabic Ms 13 in the Linguistic Landscape of Early Islam by Phillip Stokes
Read freely online or buy a copy: https://www.openbookpublishers.com/books/10.11647/obp.0517
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[UPDATE] Find out more about the Collective Development Fund project at the Fundación Universitaria Católica Lumen Gentium, Colombia
Funded by @openbookcollect the project aims to build capacity for academic #OABooks in small & medium-sized HEIs
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📢 PSA: there are only a few days left to apply to the Collection Development Fund!
📆 7 March 2026
All details of the 2026 Call are over on the @openbookcollective.bsky.social website (available in French, Portuguese & Spanish as well)
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II am very sad that I cannot be there in person in #London today, but I am very much looking forward to meeting online and getting to know the @copim Community online. I am excited about the presentations on #openaccessbooks #DOA #OAbooks! @openrewi is gaining momentum here, and we are delighted about the networking and collaboration!
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Really excited to share that we’ve published Thoth Open Metadata’s self-assessment against the Principles of Open Scholarly Infrastructure (POSI). 🎉
For us, this is more than a compliance exercise. It’s an open reflection on how we believe open metadata for books should be governed, sustained, and shared - with community oversight, open-source code, and CC0 data and open APIs at its core. As open access policies evolve, infrastructure transparency matters for publishers, librarians, and policymakers alike. 📚 #MetadataMatters
This work connects directly to the next phase of Thoth’s development - and we’ll be continuing the conversation at the Copim community's #CopimConference tomorrow and on Friday, where we’ll be discussing the future of #communityled #OAbooks and the infrastructure they depend on together with like-minded #openinfras, #libraries, #publishers, and #researchers.
There's no #OpenAccess without #OpenInfrastructure!
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Really excited to share that we’ve published Thoth Open Metadata’s self-assessment against the Principles of Open Scholarly Infrastructure (POSI). 🎉
For us, this is more than a compliance exercise. It’s an open reflection on how we believe open metadata for books should be governed, sustained, and shared - with community oversight, open-source code, and CC0 data and open APIs at its core. As open access policies evolve, infrastructure transparency matters for publishers, librarians, and policymakers alike. 📚 #MetadataMatters
This work connects directly to the next phase of Thoth’s development - and we’ll be continuing the conversation at the Copim community's #CopimConference tomorrow and on Friday, where we’ll be discussing the future of #communityled #OAbooks and the infrastructure they depend on together with like-minded #openinfras, #libraries, #publishers, and #researchers.
There's no #OpenAccess without #OpenInfrastructure!
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Really excited to share that we’ve published Thoth Open Metadata’s self-assessment against the Principles of Open Scholarly Infrastructure (POSI). 🎉
For us, this is more than a compliance exercise. It’s an open reflection on how we believe open metadata for books should be governed, sustained, and shared - with community oversight, open-source code, and CC0 data and open APIs at its core. As open access policies evolve, infrastructure transparency matters for publishers, librarians, and policymakers alike. 📚 #MetadataMatters
This work connects directly to the next phase of Thoth’s development - and we’ll be continuing the conversation at the Copim community's #CopimConference tomorrow and on Friday, where we’ll be discussing the future of #communityled #OAbooks and the infrastructure they depend on together with like-minded #openinfras, #libraries, #publishers, and #researchers.
There's no #OpenAccess without #OpenInfrastructure!
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Really excited to share that we’ve published Thoth Open Metadata’s self-assessment against the Principles of Open Scholarly Infrastructure (POSI). 🎉
For us, this is more than a compliance exercise. It’s an open reflection on how we believe open metadata for books should be governed, sustained, and shared - with community oversight, open-source code, and CC0 data and open APIs at its core. As open access policies evolve, infrastructure transparency matters for publishers, librarians, and policymakers alike. 📚 #MetadataMatters
This work connects directly to the next phase of Thoth’s development - and we’ll be continuing the conversation at the Copim community's #CopimConference tomorrow and on Friday, where we’ll be discussing the future of #communityled #OAbooks and the infrastructure they depend on together with like-minded #openinfras, #libraries, #publishers, and #researchers.
There's no #OpenAccess without #OpenInfrastructure!
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Really excited to share that we’ve published Thoth Open Metadata’s self-assessment against the Principles of Open Scholarly Infrastructure (POSI). 🎉
For us, this is more than a compliance exercise. It’s an open reflection on how we believe open metadata for books should be governed, sustained, and shared - with community oversight, open-source code, and CC0 data and open APIs at its core. As open access policies evolve, infrastructure transparency matters for publishers, librarians, and policymakers alike. 📚 #MetadataMatters
This work connects directly to the next phase of Thoth’s development - and we’ll be continuing the conversation at the Copim community's #CopimConference tomorrow and on Friday, where we’ll be discussing the future of #communityled #OAbooks and the infrastructure they depend on together with like-minded #openinfras, #libraries, #publishers, and #researchers.
There's no #OpenAccess without #OpenInfrastructure!
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Really looking forward to our #CopimConference to kick off later this week!
On Day 2, I'll be chairing a session on
Metadata, dissemination challenges & open community solutions for open access books
and will be welcoming panelists @EmmaE_B , Edgar Garcia Valencia, and Harrison W. Inefuku.
Emma, Edgar, and Harrison will be sharing perspectives of a library, an infrastructure researcher, and a library publisher, on the varied issues related to book #metadata and #dissemination - perspectives that will touch upon questions such as “What is a book?”, and discuss issues of ingest pipelines and adoption of #PIDs and controlled vocabularies in the books space.
Panellists will also seek to touch upon the benefits of, and potential barriers to, establishing practical, community-led solutions that make #OAbooks findable and re-usable within as well as outside of library systems.
Intrigued? Find out more here https://copim.pub/join-us-for-the-copim-conference-2026-exploring-the-future-of-community-led-open-access-books/
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📚✨ Now live: What does the FIL Guadalajara reveal about the circulation of academic books?
This post reflects on conversations from the fair and connects them to the role of Thoth Open Metadata and SciELO Books in enabling the discovery, circulation, and long-term sustainability of open access academic books.
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Join @Thoth_metadata at #DCMI2025 all week
Today they're sharing a poster
📝 Open Access, Open Data, Open Archiving: Liberating Metadata Flows across the OA Books Landscape
📌 University of Barcelona, Spain
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✈️ @Thoth_metadata are a busy lot!
They'll be at #DCMI2025 all week
Catch them delivering a lightening talk at the Open Metadata Clinic TODAY
📌 University of Barcelona, Spain
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Open access from the bottom up: Three open access days
Reflecting on @openbookcollect & Copim's contributions to #OAT25 at the University of Konstanz
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We're honoured to be participating in #pkpOslo2025 - lots of folks are converging today at University of Oslo to work on all things PKP - and we're keen to make #OAbooks a more prominent topic #OMP
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We're honoured to be participating in #pkpOslo2025 - lots of folks are converging today at University of Oslo to work on all things PKP - and we're keen to make #OAbooks a more prominent topic #OMP
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We're honoured to be participating in #pkpOslo2025 - lots of folks are converging today at University of Oslo to work on all things PKP - and we're keen to make #OAbooks a more prominent topic #OMP
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NEW: We've added a new practice to the Experimental Publishing Compendium!
'Designing' explores the experimental design elements of experimental books and links to tools and books that can inspire authors:
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NEW REPORT from our Experimental Publishing Group: 'Developing a Governance Model for the Experimental Publishing Compendium':
The Group is currently working on expanding the Compendium, and the development of this governance model is part of that work.
#ExperimentalPublishing #Governance #OAbooks #OpenInfrastructure
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The completion of the migration of #OAPEN and #DOAB to CERN's Data Center is now officially announced.
This will increase our operational efficiency & reliability as vital #OABooks #infrastructure for the global #research community.
Read the full press release: https://oapen.org/article/strengthening-open-infrastructures-for-scholarly-books
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We're delighted to announce the publication from Open Humanities Press of Dark Botany: The Herbarium Tales, edited by Prudence Gibson, Sigi Jottkandt, Marie Sierra and Anna Westbrook.
Available in open access and print:
http://www.openhumanitiespress.org/books/titles/dark-botany/
Dark Botany activates the material and sensorial wonder of plants. In this Wunderkammer of critical plant studies essays and plant+artworks, the herbarium emerges as a site of multiple materialities and reflexive forms of counter-narrative. Herbaria specimens come alive as assemblages, telling truths about their dark histories and darker contemporary currents, while reflecting on the complexity of texture, movement, memory, compound structure, chemical emissions and rapid evolution of plants and languages. What one discovers is that herbaria are not static: they are as vital, energetic and enigmatic as the plants in their collections.
#OA #OAbooks #humanities #openhumanities #ohp #plants #PlantScience #environmentalhumanities #art
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Highly recommended read - make sure to take a minute and file through @mjgiarlo's thread (linked below 👇🏽) for a #code4lib member perspective on the recent court case of OCLC v. Anna's Archive ...
And we couldn't agree more, this is just such a waste of energy, time, and resources - and to what end? To antagonise / alienate OCLC's customer base even more?
This is exactly why we are working hard to establish an equitable, fully open alternative to #OAbooks metadata creation and dissemination - with all metadata records released under a #CC0 public domain dedication (as they should!) #MARC #ONIX #KBART #MetadataMatters #DataReuse #Right2Remix
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The importance of raising awareness among publishing organisations, the roles of the Funder Forum and the Knowledge Base, and more: check out the new edition of the #Take5 with #PALOMERA partners blog series featuring Claire Redhead, from OASPA: https://operas.hypotheses.org/7215 #OABooks
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Was really sorry to have missed the actual event, but glad there's a video recording available which I'd highly recommend to everyone interested in #communityled open access:
"Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About #OpenAccess Publishing (but were afraid to ask)"
a wonderful and inspiring conversation between esteemed former @copim and @openbookcollect colleague and co-Director of punctum books, Eileen A. Fradenburg Joy, Matthew Cheney ( @melikhovo ), Director of Interdisciplinary Studies, and Robin deRosa ( @actualham ), Director of Open Learning & Teaching Collaborative @OpenCoLab at Plymouth State University, New Hampshire, USA, discussing their experiences with #OAbooks publishing.
Some important truths mentioned in here, e.g. the notion of Neoliberalism, which Eileen, via Wendy Brown, neatly summarises as "everything can, and will be monetised", and which is the main characteristic of large commercial publishing conglomerates such as #Elsevier.
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Was really sorry to have missed the actual event, but glad there's a video recording available which I'd highly recommend to everyone interested in #communityled open access:
"Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About #OpenAccess Publishing (but were afraid to ask)"
a wonderful and inspiring conversation between esteemed former @copim and @openbookcollect colleague and co-Director of punctum books, Eileen A. Fradenburg Joy, Matthew Cheney ( @melikhovo ), Director of Interdisciplinary Studies, and Robin deRosa ( @actualham ), Director of Open Learning & Teaching Collaborative @OpenCoLab at Plymouth State University, New Hampshire, USA, discussing their experiences with #OAbooks publishing.
Some important truths mentioned in here, e.g. the notion of Neoliberalism, which Eileen, via Wendy Brown, neatly summarises as "everything can, and will be monetised", and which is the main characteristic of large commercial publishing conglomerates such as #Elsevier.
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Was really sorry to have missed the actual event, but glad there's a video recording available which I'd highly recommend to everyone interested in #communityled open access:
"Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About #OpenAccess Publishing (but were afraid to ask)"
a wonderful and inspiring conversation between esteemed former @copim and @openbookcollect colleague and co-Director of punctum books, Eileen A. Fradenburg Joy, Matthew Cheney ( @melikhovo ), Director of Interdisciplinary Studies, and Robin deRosa ( @actualham ), Director of Open Learning & Teaching Collaborative @OpenCoLab at Plymouth State University, New Hampshire, USA, discussing their experiences with #OAbooks publishing.
Some important truths mentioned in here, e.g. the notion of Neoliberalism, which Eileen, via Wendy Brown, neatly summarises as "everything can, and will be monetised", and which is the main characteristic of large commercial publishing conglomerates such as #Elsevier.
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Was really sorry to have missed the actual event, but glad there's a video recording available which I'd highly recommend to everyone interested in #communityled open access:
"Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About #OpenAccess Publishing (but were afraid to ask)"
a wonderful and inspiring conversation between esteemed former @copim and @openbookcollect colleague and co-Director of punctum books, Eileen A. Fradenburg Joy, Matthew Cheney ( @melikhovo ), Director of Interdisciplinary Studies, and Robin deRosa ( @actualham ), Director of Open Learning & Teaching Collaborative @OpenCoLab at Plymouth State University, New Hampshire, USA, discussing their experiences with #OAbooks publishing.
Some important truths mentioned in here, e.g. the notion of Neoliberalism, which Eileen, via Wendy Brown, neatly summarises as "everything can, and will be monetised", and which is the main characteristic of large commercial publishing conglomerates such as #Elsevier.
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Was really sorry to have missed the actual event, but glad there's a video recording available which I'd highly recommend to everyone interested in #communityled open access:
"Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About #OpenAccess Publishing (but were afraid to ask)"
a wonderful and inspiring conversation between esteemed former @copim and @openbookcollect colleague and co-Director of punctum books, Eileen A. Fradenburg Joy, Matthew Cheney ( @melikhovo ), Director of Interdisciplinary Studies, and Robin deRosa ( @actualham ), Director of Open Learning & Teaching Collaborative @OpenCoLab at Plymouth State University, New Hampshire, USA, discussing their experiences with #OAbooks publishing.
Some important truths mentioned in here, e.g. the notion of Neoliberalism, which Eileen, via Wendy Brown, neatly summarises as "everything can, and will be monetised", and which is the main characteristic of large commercial publishing conglomerates such as #Elsevier.
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RT @HelsinkiUPress: Coming up!
'An Anthropology of Crosslocations' by Green, Lähteenaho, Douzina-Bakalaki, Rommel, Viscomi, Soto Bermant & Scalco draws on #ethnographic and historical research from the #Mediterranean region and introduces a new way of understanding location. -
SIGN UP: for this session, co-organised by Copim & SCONUL:
'Exploring practical problems and potential strategies to fund equitable OA book publishing'
📅Thurs 25 January, 2024 10:00-12:00 GMT
🔗https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2dL4BIpOQ1KKsCevCLuXaw -
Really excited to have a number of blog posts out today!
First of these is a brief recap on the Thoth Publishers' Workshop held on Nov 16, 2023
We're grateful for all participating publishers, and are looking forward to more workshops to discuss publishers' needs, and potential #communityled solutions to the issues of #OAbooks #metadata creation, management and dissemination, as well as archiving options for small and #scholarled presses and publishing initiatives that otherwise wouldn't have an option to cover these topics. #MetadataMatters
https://copim.pubpub.org/pub/thoth-publishers-workshop-2023/release/1
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Really excited to have a number of blog posts out today!
First of these is a brief recap on the Thoth Publishers' Workshop held on Nov 16, 2023
We're grateful for all participating publishers, and are looking forward to more workshops to discuss publishers' needs, and potential #communityled solutions to the issues of #OAbooks #metadata creation, management and dissemination, as well as archiving options for small and #scholarled presses and publishing initiatives that otherwise wouldn't have an option to cover these topics. #MetadataMatters
https://copim.pubpub.org/pub/thoth-publishers-workshop-2023/release/1
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Really excited to have a number of blog posts out today!
First of these is a brief recap on the Thoth Publishers' Workshop held on Nov 16, 2023
We're grateful for all participating publishers, and are looking forward to more workshops to discuss publishers' needs, and potential #communityled solutions to the issues of #OAbooks #metadata creation, management and dissemination, as well as archiving options for small and #scholarled presses and publishing initiatives that otherwise wouldn't have an option to cover these topics. #MetadataMatters
https://copim.pubpub.org/pub/thoth-publishers-workshop-2023/release/1
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Really excited to have a number of blog posts out today!
First of these is a brief recap on the Thoth Publishers' Workshop held on Nov 16, 2023
We're grateful for all participating publishers, and are looking forward to more workshops to discuss publishers' needs, and potential #communityled solutions to the issues of #OAbooks #metadata creation, management and dissemination, as well as archiving options for small and #scholarled presses and publishing initiatives that otherwise wouldn't have an option to cover these topics. #MetadataMatters
https://copim.pubpub.org/pub/thoth-publishers-workshop-2023/release/1
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Really excited to have a number of blog posts out today!
First of these is a brief recap on the Thoth Publishers' Workshop held on Nov 16, 2023
We're grateful for all participating publishers, and are looking forward to more workshops to discuss publishers' needs, and potential #communityled solutions to the issues of #OAbooks #metadata creation, management and dissemination, as well as archiving options for small and #scholarled presses and publishing initiatives that otherwise wouldn't have an option to cover these topics. #MetadataMatters
https://copim.pubpub.org/pub/thoth-publishers-workshop-2023/release/1
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WEBINAR: We're excited about this session, co-organised by us & SCONUL:
'Exploring practical problems and potential strategies to fund equitable OA book publishing'
📅Thurs 25 January, 2024 10:00-12:00 GMT
REGISTER: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2dL4BIpOQ1KKsCevCLuXaw -
Did you miss Joe Deville's talk 'Beyond BPCs: Towards fairer, more sustainable futures for Open Access books' during Danish #OAWeek23? You can now find it online here:
https://oer.ku.dk/media/t/0_4s4nbeko
#OpenAccess #LibraryTwitter #OABooks @Copim_community
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Unveiling the #PALOMERA project: A Conversation with
Jisc's Caren Milloy on open access books across the European Research Area and the potential effect of the UKRI policy on the OA book landscape.
✍️https://operas.hypotheses.org/6856 -
SIGN UP!
Free webinar on how to support your authors with open access book publication
'COPIM Connects Librarians: OA books options and advice for your authors'
💻Hosted online by Academic Libraries North and Copim
🆓Free to sign up: https://academiclibrariesnorth.ac.uk/copim-connects-librarians-oa-books-options-and-advice-your-authors-hosted-online-aln-copim
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Welche Finanzierungsmöglichkeiten gibt es speziell für Open-Access-Bücher? Unsere Expert*innen des oa.helpdesks empfehlen das Open Access Book Toolkit als #OAWerkzeug, das unter anderem mögliche Finanzierungsquellen für #OAbooks listet: https://www.oabooks-toolkit.org/lifecycle/10944589-planning-funding/article/9012512-overview-of-available-funding
Nicht fündig geworden? Weitere Hilfe zur Förderung gibt es in unseren FAQ oder über https://open-access.network/services/helpdesk
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@flavoursofopen @openaccessnetwork @OATage Thanks so much to all who helped put Open Access Days 23 #oat23 together! Lots of interesting workshops, inspiring keynotes, and an amazing organising team - it's been a wonderful conference! ♥
Also, what a lovely suprise at the end of three days of conferencing to find our poster has won the audience award on Best Poster Design 😍
Depicted below, the award -- a really lovely Open Access Days 2023 coffee mug & delicious chocolate 😋 thanks so much to the organisers and all who voted on our poster! 🙏🏽
In case you'd like to have another peek, the poster is available on the OAT23 Zenodo community, at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8273948
#MetadataMatters #openinfrastructures #opendata #communityled #OAbooks
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@flavoursofopen @openaccessnetwork @OATage Thanks so much to all who helped put Open Access Days 23 #oat23 together! Lots of interesting workshops, inspiring keynotes, and an amazing organising team - it's been a wonderful conference! ♥
Also, what a lovely suprise at the end of three days of conferencing to find our poster has won the audience award on Best Poster Design 😍
Depicted below, the award -- a really lovely Open Access Days 2023 coffee mug & delicious chocolate 😋 thanks so much to the organisers and all who voted on our poster! 🙏🏽
In case you'd like to have another peek, the poster is available on the OAT23 Zenodo community, at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8273948
#MetadataMatters #openinfrastructures #opendata #communityled #OAbooks
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@flavoursofopen @openaccessnetwork @OATage Thanks so much to all who helped put Open Access Days 23 #oat23 together! Lots of interesting workshops, inspiring keynotes, and an amazing organising team - it's been a wonderful conference! ♥
Also, what a lovely suprise at the end of three days of conferencing to find our poster has won the audience award on Best Poster Design 😍
Depicted below, the award -- a really lovely Open Access Days 2023 coffee mug & delicious chocolate 😋 thanks so much to the organisers and all who voted on our poster! 🙏🏽
In case you'd like to have another peek, the poster is available on the OAT23 Zenodo community, at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8273948
#MetadataMatters #openinfrastructures #opendata #communityled #OAbooks
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@flavoursofopen @openaccessnetwork @OATage Thanks so much to all who helped put Open Access Days 23 #oat23 together! Lots of interesting workshops, inspiring keynotes, and an amazing organising team - it's been a wonderful conference! ♥
Also, what a lovely suprise at the end of three days of conferencing to find our poster has won the audience award on Best Poster Design 😍
Depicted below, the award -- a really lovely Open Access Days 2023 coffee mug & delicious chocolate 😋 thanks so much to the organisers and all who voted on our poster! 🙏🏽
In case you'd like to have another peek, the poster is available on the OAT23 Zenodo community, at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8273948
#MetadataMatters #openinfrastructures #opendata #communityled #OAbooks
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@Thoth_metadata this is later today (10-11am CEST), so if you are attending Open Access Days 2023 #oat23 and would like to hear more about our open-source one-stop platform for metadata creation and dissemination of cc0-licensed metadata, with which we hope to make #OAbooks publishers' lives easier, do join me for a chat at the poster session (Thoth is poster # 11 - oh, and did we mention there will be free Thoth bags?)
Oh, and our poster is also available online, find it at
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8273948#MetadataMatters #openinfrastructures #opendata #communityled
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@Thoth_metadata this is later today (10-11am CEST), so if you are attending Open Access Days 2023 #oat23 and would like to hear more about our open-source one-stop platform for metadata creation and dissemination of cc0-licensed metadata, with which we hope to make #OAbooks publishers' lives easier, do join me for a chat at the poster session (Thoth is poster # 11 - oh, and did we mention there will be free Thoth bags?)
Oh, and our poster is also available online, find it at
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8273948#MetadataMatters #openinfrastructures #opendata #communityled
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@Thoth_metadata this is later today (10-11am CEST), so if you are attending Open Access Days 2023 #oat23 and would like to hear more about our open-source one-stop platform for metadata creation and dissemination of cc0-licensed metadata, with which we hope to make #OAbooks publishers' lives easier, do join me for a chat at the poster session (Thoth is poster # 11 - oh, and did we mention there will be free Thoth bags?)
Oh, and our poster is also available online, find it at
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8273948#MetadataMatters #openinfrastructures #opendata #communityled
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@Thoth_metadata this is later today (10-11am CEST), so if you are attending Open Access Days 2023 #oat23 and would like to hear more about our open-source one-stop platform for metadata creation and dissemination of cc0-licensed metadata, with which we hope to make #OAbooks publishers' lives easier, do join me for a chat at the poster session (Thoth is poster # 11 - oh, and did we mention there will be free Thoth bags?)
Oh, and our poster is also available online, find it at
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8273948#MetadataMatters #openinfrastructures #opendata #communityled
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@Thoth_metadata this is later today (10-11am CEST), so if you are attending Open Access Days 2023 #oat23 and would like to hear more about our open-source one-stop platform for metadata creation and dissemination of cc0-licensed metadata, with which we hope to make #OAbooks publishers' lives easier, do join me for a chat at the poster session (Thoth is poster # 11 - oh, and did we mention there will be free Thoth bags?)
Oh, and our poster is also available online, find it at
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8273948#MetadataMatters #openinfrastructures #opendata #communityled
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On my way to Berlin, to attend an #oat23 satellite event tomorrow before then going all-in at Open-Access-Days 2023!
The satellite event will be focusing on #communityled #openaccess publishing, and I'll be providing input on the important #governance work undertaken in @copim and expertly guided by @openreflections and colleagues from COPIM WP4 over the last 3.5 years that has enabled us to launch, among many other important #OAbooks-related outputs, the @openbookcollect and @Thoth_metadata - both much-needed #notforprofit #communityled infrastructures to bring about an equitable and bibliodiverse #not-for-profit #openinfra ecosystem for #OAbooks in the Humanities, Social Sciences #hss and beyond. #oat23ibi