The Future of Research Communications and e-Scholarship
The decision trees are built on the shoulders of giants. They represent the work of countless individuals and organizations who have thought deeply about aspects of scholarly communication and have produced tools and materials to support change.
We have developed a list of charters, principles and declarations that have been guiding our efforts. We know that there are more. Help us ensure that all relevant efforts are represented, acknowledged and utilized effectively within the decision trees.
The annual online institute offers an array of courses, plenary events, and community events.
Author: Iryna Kuchma Join Fireside Chat with FSCI in The Reimagining Educational Practices for Open (REPO) Community Event Series Serah Rono, Director of Community Development and Engagement at The Carpentries, will chat with Martin J. Brennan, Scholarly Communication Education Librarian at UCLA, about his role in the FORCE11 Scholarly Communication Institute (FSCI), and the impact
You should attend FSCI, here is why. FSCI is a unique experience that will place you in the middle of an ongoing conversation about open access and scholarly communication. Researchers, librarians, and other specialists get together to teach, learn, and strategize, impulsing change. But FSCI is much more than that. I first heard of Force
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