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Train the Trainer Course

Skills for the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) thematic area

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Module 1:

Planning: doing research in the SSH OS landscape

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Train the Trainer Course

1. Planning: doing research in the SSH OS landscape

2. Active research: collect, process, preserve and document data

3. Dissemination and preservation of research

4. Planning: access and reuse

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OS Practices

Particularities and Specificities of the SSH domain

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Learning Objectives

Name Surname | Event | Date

Describe the current policy landscape that shapes knowledge production in SSH

Identify Open Science practices in SSH

Recognise SSH specificities within the research workflow during knowledge production from an ethical, legal and methodological perspective

Describe what the research data management requirements and standards are

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Content

Name Surname | Event | Date

Open Science common practices

Practices commonly adopted by the SSH

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Open Science Practices

Bibliodiversity

Citizen Science

Multilingualism

Data Papers

Pre-prints

Pre-registration

FAIR Principles

CARE Principles

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OS Practices

Pre-registrations

Transparency
Reduction of Bias
Review & Collaboration
Verification
Novelty & Priority

Pre-Prints

Rapid dissemination
Access
Feedback
Visibility & Priority
Scholarship record

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OS Practices

HAL Open Science

Open Science Foundation

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OS Practices

FAIR Principles

Findable
Accessible
Interoperable
Reusable

CARE Principles

Collective Benefit
Authority to Control
Responsibility
Ethics

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OS Practices

Bibliodiversity

Cultural Diversity
Linguistic Heritage
Variety of Formats
Diverse Publishing models

Data Papers

Recognition
Discoverability
Transparency
Reusability
Preservation

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OS Practices

Citizen Science

Public Participation
Scientific empowerment and literacy
Community engagement
Collaboration and innovation

Multilingualism

Inclusivity
Local contexts
Cultural & Linguistic Sensitivity
Wider Audience reach

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The Virtual Ecosystem for Research Activation (VERA)

An online platform where researchers from SSH and other engaged stakeholders can find each other to build citizen science projects together.�

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Discussion

Which of these practices feel more relevant to you, and why?

[Provide link to a doc for collaborative notes]

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Summary

Open Science is characterized by values, principles and practices.

Key to Open Science is openness, integrity, transparency, and collaboration

There is a constant stream of policies driving OS forward from various perspectives

More opportunities to practice Open Science by SSH practitioners

Open Science can become a vehicle to establish SSH friendly research practices

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Thank you!�Questions?

[Trainer’s email address]