Understanding and defining your choices for sharing your research results in an open scientific ecosystem

The scientific, technological, economic and digital environment for researchers has been changing rapidly for several years. The aim of this open science training course is to give you a practical, factual overview of public policies on opening up, sharing and protecting publicly-funded scientific publications and other academic research output at European level. To do this, we will discover the publications ecosystem, and together we will grasp the issues involved in choosing whether to share your scientific research results selectively or in their entirety.

Learning outcomes

> Understand and manage the bibliodiversity of your publications and research results

> Define your choices for sharing your research in an open science ecosystem

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Teacher

Cecile SWIATEK CASSAFIERES: University Paris Nanterre Library Director and Open Science Expert with EDUC 

https://www.educalliance.eu/ 

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1066-4559

Availability : Zenodo.org https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17639453, EDUC Moodle, https://cel.hal.science 

Format : Online lecture ; Synchronous ; Taught in English ; Available on EDUC Moodle platform ; Students are not evaluated during and /or at the end of the course.

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Teaching tools and methodology

Alternating between lectures and opportunities for discussion and exchange. Depending on the number of participants and the scope/variety of knowledge, the depth of the topics covered may range from step-by-step discovery and definition of concepts to more expert exchanges and even exchanges of practices.

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Iterations

Monday 03 November 2025 / Length: 3 hours (OA week)

Tuesday 12 November 2024 / Length: 3 hours (OA week)