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This course aims to help students become a more visible and impactful researcher by reaping the benefits of open science principles. Students will learn the basic concepts of open science, the advantages bring for the students as a researcher and for science in general, about the different forms of open access publishing and how students can benefit from these advantages at different phases of students research.

Assessment

This course does not involve any written exams. Students need to answer 5 assignment questions to complete the course, the answers will be in the form of written work in pdf or word. Students can write the answers in their own time. Each answer needs to be 200 words (1 Page). Once the answers are submitted, the tutor will check and assess the work.

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Course Credit: TU Delft

Course Curriculum

Module: 01
1.1 Join in with the 2nd scientific revolution 00:02:00
1.1.1 Course overview 00:02:00
1.1.2 Course format 00:01:00
1.2 Open Science, Open Data and Open Access 00:04:00
1.3 The advantages of being an open researcher 00:01:00
1.3.1.1 A bigger impact 00:04:00
1.3.1.2 A broader audience 00:03:00
1.3.1.3 Meeting requirements of the TU Delft and funders 00:03:00
1.3.1.4 Journal requirements 00:01:00
1.3.2 Practising good science 00:03:00
1.3.3 Enabling a better scientific system 00:03:00
Module: 02
John Alan Pascoe – Introduction 00:02:00
1 Anneke Zuiderwijk van Eijk Introduction 00:02:00
REPAiR – Introduction 00:04:00
2.1 Introduction to the module 00:03:00
2.2 The what, why and how of data management planning 00:02:00
2.2.1 General information on your research project 00:02:00
2.2.2 Data collection 00:03:00
2.2.3 Data storage and backup 00:04:00
2.2.4 Data documentation 00:01:00
2.2.4.1 Metadata standards 00:01:00
2.2.4.2 File naming folder structure and identifiers 00:02:00
Module: 03
2.2.5 Data access 00:03:00
2.2.6 Data sharing and reuse 00:03:00
2.2.7 Data preservation and archiving 00:01:00
2.2.7.1 Which data should you archive 00:02:00
John Alan Pascoe – Open data 00:05:00
2 Anneke Zuiderwijk van Eijk Open Data 00:04:00
3.0 Maximizing accessibilty – publishing Open Access 00:01:00
3.1 The Open access model versus the subscription-based model 00:04:00
3.2.1 Misconception 1 00:02:00
3.2.2 Misconception 2 00:02:00
3.2.3 Misconception 3 00:01:00
Module: 04
3.2.4 Misconception 4 00:01:00
3.2.5 Misconception 5 00:01:00
3.2.6 Misconception 6 00:01:00
3.3 Submitting to an Open Access journal 00:01:00
3.3.1 Assessing Open access journal quality 00:02:00
3.3.2 Article Processing Charges (APC’s) 00:03:00
3.3.3 Open licenses 00:03:00
3.4.1 Submitting to a subscription-based journal 00:04:00
3.4.2 Copyright and subscription based journals 00:02:00
John Alan Pascoe – Open access 00:04:00
Module: 05
Video 3 Anneke Zuiderwijk 00:02:00
Open Access and the REPAiR project 00:04:00
REPAiR – Opinions on Open Access 00:07:00
4.1.1 Social media for Open Science part 1 00:02:00
4.1.2 Social media for Open Science part 2 00:04:00
4.1.3 Social media for Open Science part 3 00:03:00
1.1 Join in with the 2nd scientific revolution 00:10:00
1.1.1 Course overview 00:05:00
1.1.2 Course format 00:05:00
1.2 Open Science, Open Data and Open Access 00:10:00
1.3 The advantages of being an open researcher 00:05:00
Module: 06
1.3.1.2 A broader audience 00:05:00
1.3.1.3 Meeting requirements of the TU Delft and funders 00:05:00
1.3.1.4 Journal requirements 00:05:00
1.3.2 Practising good science 00:10:00
1.3.3 Enabling a better scientific system 00:05:00
2.1 Introduction to the module 00:10:00
2.2 The what, why and how of data management planning 00:05:00
2.2.1 General information on your research project 00:05:00
2.2.2-Data-collection 00:05:00
2.2.3 Data storage and backup 00:05:00
2.2.4-Data-documentation 00:05:00
Module: 07
2.2.4.1 Metadata standards 00:05:00
2.2.4.2 File naming folder structure and identifiers 18 00:10:00
2.2.5 Data access 00:05:00
2.2.6 Data sharing and reuse 00:10:00
2.2.7 Data preservation and archiving 00:05:00
3.0 Maximizing accessibilty – publishing Open Access 00:05:00
3.1 The Open access model versus the subscription-based model 00:10:00
3.2.1 Misconception 1 00:05:00
3.2.2 Misconception 2 00:05:00
3.2.3 Misconception 3 00:05:00
3.2.4 Misconception 4 00:10:00
Module: 08
3.2.5 Misconception 5 00:05:00
3.2.6 Misconception 6 00:10:00
3.3 Submitting to an Open Access journal 00:05:00
3.3.1 Assessing Open Access journal quality 00:05:00
3.3.2 Article Processing Charges (APC’s) 00:05:00
3.3.3 Open licenses 00:10:00
3.4.1 Submitting to a subscription-based journal 00:15:00
3.4.2 Copyright and subscription-based journals 00:05:00
4.1.1 Social media for Open science part 1 00:05:00
4.1.2 Social media for Open science part 2 00:10:00
4.1.3 Social media for Open science part 3 00:20:00
Assessment
Submit Your Assignment 00:00:00
Certification 00:00:00

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