Hi, I would like your guidance to understand:
- which are the elements to look for in an Open Research?
- Looking forward to participate in an OR related to teaching training competencies through technology tools.
Thanks
Hi, I would like your guidance to understand:
Thanks
Welcome to OEG Connect and thank you for opening with questions! I do not have answers myself, but we have hundreds of practitioners here with experience.
One group that comes to mind that might help is GO-GN or the Global OER Graduate Network so I will ping @BeckPitt @MWeller to maybe see if some of their network can offer suggestions.
I hope we can get some responses to your question.
Oh, that would be great!
My question is because in my city I am alone and hopefully being part on a network or to participate in a open research I could improve my skills and provide my experience too.
Thank you!
Hello Angemtzm.
Following on the earlier response. The GoGN folks released a research methods handbook last summer that received an Open Education Award of Excellence.
Hope that helps!
Una
Hi @angemtzm,
I would look for the open resources that would allow me the flexibility to contextualize the resource- by way of modifying, adapting. I would look out for resources without an ND (non-derivative) mark.
We should collaborate more and shout to all these wonderful people who are always willing to extend a helping hand.
There’s a fair bit in the sciences, e.g.
https://open-science-training-handbook.gitbook.io/book/
And some thoughts about connecting to the digital humanities field