Scientists go online: Scientific social networking and Open Notebook Science
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- 1. Scientists go online: Scientific social networking & Open Notebook Science Lucy Power Oxford Internet Institute University of Oxford Web 2.0 Untangled: Reaching & Teaching our users with new technologies, Wed 24 November 2010
- 3. Scientists are using Web 2.0 to communicate, collaborate and promote openness of research practices and data
- 4. They’re not building new sites or online applications, but are appropriating already-existing technologies.
- 5. The online tools they use enable them to practice open science – the ability to publish data and communicate with broad audiences are key.
- 6. The Republic of Letters Via: http://republicofletters.stanford.edu/#maps Visualizing the Republic of Letters, Stanford University project with data from the Bodleian Electronic Enlightenment project, and others.
- 16. Outcomes Discussing science Solving scientific problems Publishing Conference reporting Collaborating Searching and finding Writing grant applications Securing funding
- 24. …= funding
- 25. Why use these technologies? - Fast - Networked - Informal - Open - Global
- 26. Conclusions Scientists are working online, appropriating existing tools for their specific needs, and finding and joining ad-hoc networks to share data and knowledge. What might this mean for librarians? - Be flexible too – there is proof that these free solutions are working, so no need for big infrastructure investments - Find these networks and join them to find out what’s going on – to be part of it you need to participate
- 27. Lucy Power DPhil Candidate Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford Supervised by Dr Ralph Schroeder and Dr Eric M. Meyer lucy.power@oii.ox.ac.uk