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Today’s research support staff and other intermediaries need to adapt further to the ever-changing RDM, Open Science and Open Access landscape. With this in mind, we present our 2022 online Bootcamp focusing on “21st-century scholarly communication” to provide training for these individuals who want to train researchers and students.
This is an intermediate level Bootcamp, and we will assume some basic knowledge of the state-of-the-art.
Our learning objectives will be to:
Another aim of this Bootcamp will be to provide a forum in which a network can be established and nurtured, and which will have long-term benefits. We will accept 30 applicants who will be taken on an intensive 5 half-day course where learners will be encouraged to communicate and collaborate with their fellow learners, during the course and beyond!
We are looking for librarians, research support staff and other professional stakeholders who are planning to deliver open science training to researchers and students. We expect you to be aware of Research Data management topics and have an intermediate knowledge of Open Access publishing related topics.
Additional weighting criteria:
This course will be free, however, participants are expected to commit 5 half-days for the duration of the course.
Deadline & Timeline
- Deadline for applications: 9 May
- Results announcement: 13 May
- Bootcamp: 6-10 June
Bootcamp Program Committee: Iryna kuchma, Pedro Príncipe, Antónia Correia, Gultekin Gurdal, Jonathan England, Judit Fazekas-Paragh, Lena Dreher, Marios Balatzaras, Milica Sevkusic. Bootcamp Program committee: Iryna kuchma, Pedro Príncipe, Antónia Correia, Gultekin Gurdal, Jonathan England, Judit Fazekas-Paragh, Lena Dreher, Marios Balatzaras, Milica Sevkusic.
OpenAIRE has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme under Grant Agreements No. 777541 and 101017452 (see all).