9. traditions last not because they are
excellent, but because influential
people are averse to change and
because of the sheer burdens of
transition to a better state ...
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Cass Sunstein
10.
11. - access to content, data, code, materials.
- emergence of “web-native” (open) tools.
- rewards for openness, interop, collaboration, sharing.
- interdisciplinary, focus on reuse, reproducibility..
“web-enabled research”
12. research social capital capacity
infrastructure layers for
open research
open tools
standards
best practices
research objects
scientific software
repositories
incentives
recognition / P&T
interdisciplinarity
collaboration
community dialogue
training
mentorship
professional dev
new policies
recognition
stakeholders: universities, researchers,
tool dev, funders, publishers, libraries, policymakers
13.
14. the idea that the published record
is the only useful record
15. thinking if it’s published, it’s usable
(+/or fully discoverable)
28. service learning: n. hands-
on, experiential learning
where people develop skills
by working on a project in
service of a bigger goal.
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