Open Scholarship Perspectives
Leila
Jones
Florian
Stadtler
Simon
Adar
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Open Data Policies & Practices in Scholarly Publications: T&F and Exeter Uni Perspectives, Study notes of Humanities
Insights into open data policies at Taylor & Francis and the University of Exeter. It discusses the concept of open scholarship, the importance of research data, and attitudes towards data sharing. The document also addresses concerns and questions related to data sharing, data management, and preservation. It concludes with an executive summary of a study on open data practices in the research community.
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Open Scholarship Perspectives
Leila
Jones
Florian
Stadtler
Simon
Adar
Leila Jones
Head of Journals Editorial Development, Taylor & Francis
Open research, open scholarship, or open science...
“… new approach to the scientific process based on
cooperative work and new ways of diffusing
knowledge by using digital technologies and new
collaborative tools” (European Commission)
“…fostering sharing and collaboration as early as
possible thus entailing a systemic change to the way
science and research is done” (FOSTER)
What are we talking about? Image: Pixabay.com, pixel
Beyond Open Access… Promoting openness at different stages of the research process (Open Science and Research Initiative, 2014), www.fosteropenscience.eu
- Basically: underlying research upon which the claims made in a publication rely
- Varies by discipline and subject area
- Not just data files or spreadsheets – can be video, notebooks, slides, scripts...
- Some data can not and should not be shared So what is research data? Image: Pixabay.com, Manuchi
Based on the survey for the 2017 report “Open data : The researcher perspective” Attitudes to data sharing
Understanding the basic data sharing policy
Questions and concerns Image: Pixabay.com
Q. So do researchers have to share data? No… not under the basic data sharing policy
Q. Hang on…what about data that can’t/shouldn’t be shared? It’s ok. All of our policies recognise that some data can not be shared
Q. Where will all this research data be held? In a data repository of the author’s choice
Q. What about “scooping”? Consider repository choice and embargo data access
THANK YOU! Contact us: datasharing@tandf.co.uk