Connected Papers | Find and explore academic papers Why Open Research? From Lost to Belonging by Amanda Coolidge – OpenEd 2019 Keynote – BCcampus The following is a transcript of Amanda Coolidge’s keynote for the Open Education 2019 Conference in Phoenix, Arizona, on November 1, 2019. In Canada we are in a period of reconciliation. “. . . Reconciliation is about establishing and maintaining a mutually respectful relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. In order for that to happen, there has to be awareness of the past, an acknowledgement of the harm that has been inflicted, atonement for the causes, and action to change behaviour” (TRC, 2015). In this process we acknowledge the land on which we are situated, and we give thankful respect to that land and its peoples. I am going to talk a lot this morning about origin stories, and in doing so, I would like to start with understanding the origin of our place and space here and where we have been for the past few days. In addition I am going to talk today about communities and collaboration. Thank you to everyone who has made my family feel so welcome. Dr. Open.
Annotation Demos : Hypothesis Annotation Demosnateangell2021-03-26T15:00:18-07:00 Explore annotating with Hypothesis in the three most widely used formats for published documents: webpages (HTML), PDFs, and EPUBs. Webpages (HTML) Annotate any webpage: If you’ve already equipped your browser with Hypothesis, just navigate to a webpage and then activate Hypothesis in your browser to start annotating. If you don’t have Hypothesis in your browser yet, click on Paste a Link in the menu at the top of this page and type or paste any web address in the box to visit that webpage with Hypothesis enabled. PDFs Annotate any PDF: If you’ve already equipped your browser with Hypothesis, just navigate to a PDF online or open any PDF saved on your device using your browser’s File menu, and then activate Hypothesis in your browser to start annotating. If you don’t have Hypothesis in your browser yet, you can also drag and drop any PDF on the target at docdrop.org to open it with Hypothesis enabled. EPUBs
Centre d'Educació i Noves Tecnologies | CENT Blogging as an Open Scholarship Practice In most of my work, I strive for openness and transparency as an open researcher and educator. My purpose in this is to explore and play with possible new opportunities for scholarship in digital contexts. I’ve written in the past about how (and why) to become a digitally agile researcher. I’ve also written about how to bring some of these practices into your classroom as an educator. As an academic, most of my evaluations focus on three pillars of research (publishing in peer-reviewed, top-tier publications), teaching (student evaluations), and service (outreach at the local, national, & international levels). I’ve found that blogging helps me in my scholarship in a variety of ways. Blogging helps my writing and research as it forces me to regularly keep ideas flowing, explain them succinctly, and make sure it is organized. Blogging as a scholarship practice also helps me clear up and expand my thinking. I share most of my course materials openly online. I learned a lesson that day.
ATLAS.ti | The Qualitative Data Analysis & Research Software - ATLAS.ti ROMEO - Research Western ROMEO is an online management system Western uses to manage human research ethics submissions. Western, St. Joseph’s Health Care London and Lawson Health Science Centre researchers/investigators use ROMEO to submit proposed research studies to the office of Human Research Ethics. *Please note: ROMEO is not compatible with Safari; please choose an alternate browser. Create a ROMEO Account Complete and Submit the ROMEO New Investigator FormYou will receive an email from the office of Human Research EthicsFollow the instructions in the email to receive your confirmation code and set your password ROMEO Login Click Here to Login ROMEO Help If you encounter any problems or need help with ROMEO, please email ethics-romeo@uwo.ca. Other Resources available: ROMEO Training The office of Human Research Ethics provides ROMEO training sessions and one-on-one training across campus.