Get ready for FSCI 2023 Online!
FSCI 2023 Online will be held
Monday, July 31 – Friday, August 4, 2023.
The theme this year is
“Enhancing the Global Impact of Open Scholarship.”
Register Today!
Registration Instructions:
- Go to https://fsci2023.eventbrite.com
- Click the green “Tickets” button
- Then, select a Package to register for 2 courses, 1 course, or Plenary and Community Events only.
- You should then be taken to fsci2023.sched.com (or connected via follow-up emails) where you should immediately select your courses
- Courses will be conducted during the week of July 31 through August 4. Each course will meet three times via Zoom as in prior years, on Tuesday, August 1; Wednesday, August 2; and Thursday, August 3. Courses can continue collaborative asynchronous work after those dates if needed or desired.
- Enhancing the Global Impact of Open Scholarship is the FSCI 2023 theme and will shape plenary events. As open scholarship expands worldwide through increased public access to publications, data, and other research components, we seek to harness the potential of this sharing to enhance its impact on improving the knowledge and wellbeing of individuals worldwide.
- We select courses that leverage the online learning environment to engage our global community of researchers and professionals in scholarly communication and open research practices. Courses are urged to incorporate practical tools as a way to illustrate key concepts.
Further, please help us get the word out to your colleagues in research and scholarly communication by sharing this page with your network. As always, thanks for your assistance in helping FSCI to develop and grow.
Scholarships will be made available
FSCI is the production of a wide array of volunteers; all of the instructors and most involved in planning contribute their time and effort and help us keep the tuition fees for FSCI low. However, we know that for some in our community of scholars, even our modest tuition fees are a barrier to participation. To allow full participation by the global FSCI community, we have set aside a minimum of 100 complementary seats for the most qualified scholarship applicants. The scholarships will be available to all applicants who participate in Scholarly Communication, with preference given to those who demonstrate active support for Open Scholarship in their communities of practice.
Please fill out this form to apply for a scholarship. Applications will be due by June 5. Decisions will be made by a panel of FSCI volunteers, and applicants will be notified of their application status as soon as the week of June 12. If you intend to apply, please do not register for FSCI until you are notified of the status of your scholarship application. If you are awarded a scholarship, you will receive a discount registration code to apply at checkout.
If you have questions about course scope or any other issues, please contact FSCI-Info@force11.org to discuss how your course idea aligns with FSCI’s attendees.
