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  1. #PublierLaScience #OA "Diamond Open Access Needs Institutions, Not Heroes" : intéressant billet sur le blog #ScholarlyKitchen.
    "Diamond open access is often described as “community-led,” and implicitly sustained by goodwill. While that may be viable on a small scale, it is not viable at the scale suggested by current policy ambitions.
    This raises a specific and more practical question: what would it mean to support community-led publishing as infrastructure, rather than as a collection of heroic individual efforts?"
    "Diamond OA as infrastructure, not a publishing model".
    "From Ideals to Systems".
    Remumérer le peerreviewing?
    A lire
    scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  2. #PublierLaScience #OA "Diamond Open Access Needs Institutions, Not Heroes" : intéressant billet sur le blog #ScholarlyKitchen.
    "Diamond open access is often described as “community-led,” and implicitly sustained by goodwill. While that may be viable on a small scale, it is not viable at the scale suggested by current policy ambitions.
    This raises a specific and more practical question: what would it mean to support community-led publishing as infrastructure, rather than as a collection of heroic individual efforts?"
    "Diamond OA as infrastructure, not a publishing model".
    "From Ideals to Systems".
    Remumérer le peerreviewing?
    A lire
    scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  3. In den #USA machen sich die Kürzungen für #Wissenschaft bemerkbar:

    "the cut is a critical threat to the US research infrastructure, puts medical progress at risk, and is a “disastrously bad idea.”

    Was das fürs #Publizieren heißt, beschreibt @Lisalibrarian auf #ScholarlyKitchen: scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

    Die Gefahr gibt es auch in #Österreich und #Deutschland #FPÖ #noAFD

  4. In den #USA machen sich die Kürzungen für #Wissenschaft bemerkbar:

    "the cut is a critical threat to the US research infrastructure, puts medical progress at risk, and is a “disastrously bad idea.”

    Was das fürs #Publizieren heißt, beschreibt @Lisalibrarian auf #ScholarlyKitchen: scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

    Die Gefahr gibt es auch in #Österreich und #Deutschland #FPÖ #noAFD

  5. In den #USA machen sich die Kürzungen für #Wissenschaft bemerkbar:

    "the cut is a critical threat to the US research infrastructure, puts medical progress at risk, and is a “disastrously bad idea.”

    Was das fürs #Publizieren heißt, beschreibt @Lisalibrarian auf #ScholarlyKitchen: scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

    Die Gefahr gibt es auch in #Österreich und #Deutschland #FPÖ #noAFD

  6. In den #USA machen sich die Kürzungen für #Wissenschaft bemerkbar:

    "the cut is a critical threat to the US research infrastructure, puts medical progress at risk, and is a “disastrously bad idea.”

    Was das fürs #Publizieren heißt, beschreibt @Lisalibrarian auf #ScholarlyKitchen: scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

    Die Gefahr gibt es auch in #Österreich und #Deutschland #FPÖ #noAFD

  7. 💡 "Paywalls are Not the Only Barriers to Access: Accessibility is Critical to Equitable Access" #ScholarlyKitchen

    By Todd Carpenter @tac_NISO, with comment from Israel Cefrin, PKP Digital Accessibility Specialist

    In Israel's comment, check out PKP's work: Accessibility Audit, Inclusive Usability Testing, and Permanent Accessibility Project

    "We’re committed to going beyond minimum compliance... how can we truly claim something is open if it isn’t accessible?"

    scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  8. 💡 "Paywalls are Not the Only Barriers to Access: Accessibility is Critical to Equitable Access" #ScholarlyKitchen

    By Todd Carpenter @tac_NISO, with comment from Israel Cefrin, PKP Digital Accessibility Specialist

    In Israel's comment, check out PKP's work: Accessibility Audit, Inclusive Usability Testing, and Permanent Accessibility Project

    "We’re committed to going beyond minimum compliance... how can we truly claim something is open if it isn’t accessible?"

    scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  9. 💡 "Paywalls are Not the Only Barriers to Access: Accessibility is Critical to Equitable Access" #ScholarlyKitchen

    By Todd Carpenter @tac_NISO, with comment from Israel Cefrin, PKP Digital Accessibility Specialist

    In Israel's comment, check out PKP's work: Accessibility Audit, Inclusive Usability Testing, and Permanent Accessibility Project

    "We’re committed to going beyond minimum compliance... how can we truly claim something is open if it isn’t accessible?"

    scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  10. 💡 "Paywalls are Not the Only Barriers to Access: Accessibility is Critical to Equitable Access" #ScholarlyKitchen

    By Todd Carpenter @tac_NISO, with comment from Israel Cefrin, PKP Digital Accessibility Specialist

    In Israel's comment, check out PKP's work: Accessibility Audit, Inclusive Usability Testing, and Permanent Accessibility Project

    "We’re committed to going beyond minimum compliance... how can we truly claim something is open if it isn’t accessible?"

    scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  11. 💡 "Paywalls are Not the Only Barriers to Access: Accessibility is Critical to Equitable Access" #ScholarlyKitchen

    By Todd Carpenter @tac_NISO, with comment from Israel Cefrin, PKP Digital Accessibility Specialist

    In Israel's comment, check out PKP's work: Accessibility Audit, Inclusive Usability Testing, and Permanent Accessibility Project

    "We’re committed to going beyond minimum compliance... how can we truly claim something is open if it isn’t accessible?"

    scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  12. In @Lisalibrarian's latest post for the #ScholarlyKitchen, she provides an overview on the contemporary library licensing issues, models, and strategies that were discussed during her invited breakfast discussion table (Evolving Licensing Models and Strategies) at our fall membership meeting last week. #CNI23f Read the full article at the link 🔗 scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  13. In @Lisalibrarian's latest post for the #ScholarlyKitchen, she provides an overview on the contemporary library licensing issues, models, and strategies that were discussed during her invited breakfast discussion table (Evolving Licensing Models and Strategies) at our fall membership meeting last week. #CNI23f Read the full article at the link 🔗 scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  14. In @Lisalibrarian's latest post for the #ScholarlyKitchen, she provides an overview on the contemporary library licensing issues, models, and strategies that were discussed during her invited breakfast discussion table (Evolving Licensing Models and Strategies) at our fall membership meeting last week. #CNI23f Read the full article at the link 🔗 scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  15. In @Lisalibrarian's latest post for the #ScholarlyKitchen, she provides an overview on the contemporary library licensing issues, models, and strategies that were discussed during her invited breakfast discussion table (Evolving Licensing Models and Strategies) at our fall membership meeting last week. #CNI23f Read the full article at the link 🔗 scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  16. In @Lisalibrarian's latest post for the #ScholarlyKitchen, she provides an overview on the contemporary library licensing issues, models, and strategies that were discussed during her invited breakfast discussion table (Evolving Licensing Models and Strategies) at our fall membership meeting last week. #CNI23f Read the full article at the link 🔗 scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  17. Redefining “Normal” in Academia on #scholarlykitchen.
    I think that this is a very important conversation to be had.
    scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  18. Redefining “Normal” in Academia on #scholarlykitchen.
    I think that this is a very important conversation to be had.
    scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  19. Redefining “Normal” in Academia on #scholarlykitchen.
    I think that this is a very important conversation to be had.
    scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  20. Redefining “Normal” in Academia on #scholarlykitchen.
    I think that this is a very important conversation to be had.
    scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  21. Redefining “Normal” in Academia on #scholarlykitchen.
    I think that this is a very important conversation to be had.
    scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

  22. Check out this interview with PKP's Co-Scientific Directors @juancommander & John Willinsky about scholarly publishing infrastructure, via #ScholarlyKitchen -->

    Includes

    - origins of PKP software

    - importance of community and sustainability in PKP's open infrastructure

    - community sprints to embrace challenges

    - building trust in #OpenResearch & #OpenInfrastructure + more

    As @markhusk mentioned, it's perfect timing with the #ChasConf23 topics!

    buff.ly/3tVEOmn

    #AcademicChatter

  23. Check out this interview with PKP's Co-Scientific Directors @juancommander & John Willinsky about scholarly publishing infrastructure, via #ScholarlyKitchen -->

    Includes

    - origins of PKP software

    - importance of community and sustainability in PKP's open infrastructure

    - community sprints to embrace challenges

    - building trust in #OpenResearch & #OpenInfrastructure + more

    As @markhusk mentioned, it's perfect timing with the #ChasConf23 topics!

    buff.ly/3tVEOmn

    #AcademicChatter

  24. Check out this interview with PKP's Co-Scientific Directors @juancommander & John Willinsky about scholarly publishing infrastructure, via #ScholarlyKitchen -->

    Includes

    - origins of PKP software

    - importance of community and sustainability in PKP's open infrastructure

    - community sprints to embrace challenges

    - building trust in #OpenResearch & #OpenInfrastructure + more

    As @markhusk mentioned, it's perfect timing with the #ChasConf23 topics!

    buff.ly/3tVEOmn

    #AcademicChatter

  25. Check out this interview with PKP's Co-Scientific Directors @juancommander & John Willinsky about scholarly publishing infrastructure, via #ScholarlyKitchen -->

    Includes

    - origins of PKP software

    - importance of community and sustainability in PKP's open infrastructure

    - community sprints to embrace challenges

    - building trust in #OpenResearch & #OpenInfrastructure + more

    As @markhusk mentioned, it's perfect timing with the #ChasConf23 topics!

    buff.ly/3tVEOmn

    #AcademicChatter

  26. Check out this interview with PKP's Co-Scientific Directors @juancommander & John Willinsky about scholarly publishing infrastructure, via #ScholarlyKitchen -->

    Includes

    - origins of PKP software

    - importance of community and sustainability in PKP's open infrastructure

    - community sprints to embrace challenges

    - building trust in #OpenResearch & #OpenInfrastructure + more

    As @markhusk mentioned, it's perfect timing with the #ChasConf23 topics!

    buff.ly/3tVEOmn

    #AcademicChatter

  27. A post on the #ScholarlyKitchen blog urges #publishers not to use #ArtificialIntelligence (#AI) #detection #tools. "The imperfections of AI detectors are becoming more evident as they often #misidentify genuine human-generated content. ... Rather than rejecting AI tools in #academic writing, what if we used them as #educational #tools and a means to level the playing field for [English as a second language] #EAL #scholars?" tinyurl.com/3bvpk5db #Bookstodon

  28. A post on the #ScholarlyKitchen blog urges #publishers not to use #ArtificialIntelligence (#AI) #detection #tools. "The imperfections of AI detectors are becoming more evident as they often #misidentify genuine human-generated content. ... Rather than rejecting AI tools in #academic writing, what if we used them as #educational #tools and a means to level the playing field for [English as a second language] #EAL #scholars?" tinyurl.com/3bvpk5db #Bookstodon

  29. A post on the #ScholarlyKitchen blog urges #publishers not to use #ArtificialIntelligence (#AI) #detection #tools. "The imperfections of AI detectors are becoming more evident as they often #misidentify genuine human-generated content. ... Rather than rejecting AI tools in #academic writing, what if we used them as #educational #tools and a means to level the playing field for [English as a second language] #EAL #scholars?" tinyurl.com/3bvpk5db #Bookstodon

  30. A post on the #ScholarlyKitchen blog urges #publishers not to use #ArtificialIntelligence (#AI) #detection #tools. "The imperfections of AI detectors are becoming more evident as they often #misidentify genuine human-generated content. ... Rather than rejecting AI tools in #academic writing, what if we used them as #educational #tools and a means to level the playing field for [English as a second language] #EAL #scholars?" tinyurl.com/3bvpk5db #Bookstodon

  31. A post on the #ScholarlyKitchen blog urges #publishers not to use #ArtificialIntelligence (#AI) #detection #tools. "The imperfections of AI detectors are becoming more evident as they often #misidentify genuine human-generated content. ... Rather than rejecting AI tools in #academic writing, what if we used them as #educational #tools and a means to level the playing field for [English as a second language] #EAL #scholars?" tinyurl.com/3bvpk5db #Bookstodon

  32. Thanks to Rachel Martin for the mention of EASE as one of the leading research publishing Associations making conscious steps towards sustainable development goal setting, advocating for awareness and creating initiatives to reduce our environmental impact and enhance sustainability.

    Read her guest post on the Scholarly Kitchen. scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

    #Sustainability #CorporateSocialResponsibility #Publishing #ScholarlyKitchen

  33. Thanks to Rachel Martin for the mention of EASE as one of the leading research publishing Associations making conscious steps towards sustainable development goal setting, advocating for awareness and creating initiatives to reduce our environmental impact and enhance sustainability.

    Read her guest post on the Scholarly Kitchen. scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

    #Sustainability #CorporateSocialResponsibility #Publishing #ScholarlyKitchen

  34. Thanks to Rachel Martin for the mention of EASE as one of the leading research publishing Associations making conscious steps towards sustainable development goal setting, advocating for awareness and creating initiatives to reduce our environmental impact and enhance sustainability.

    Read her guest post on the Scholarly Kitchen. scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

    #Sustainability #CorporateSocialResponsibility #Publishing #ScholarlyKitchen

  35. Thanks to Rachel Martin for the mention of EASE as one of the leading research publishing Associations making conscious steps towards sustainable development goal setting, advocating for awareness and creating initiatives to reduce our environmental impact and enhance sustainability.

    Read her guest post on the Scholarly Kitchen. scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20

    #Sustainability #CorporateSocialResponsibility #Publishing #ScholarlyKitchen