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Championing Open Research to Drive Cultural Transformation
Supported by Open Research Adviser Kikachukwu Oluonye from the Library, DoRIs are uniquely placed to advocate for open research within their disciplinary specialism and to help us understand discipline specific challenges and barriers. At this online event we will hear from Kikachukwu about progress since the launch, and from Dr Myles Gould and Dr Roger Beecham, DoRIs both based...
Introduction to Zooniverse and Crowdsourcing Support for Academic and Research Projects
Join Dr. Samantha Blickhan for an introduction to online crowdsourcing for Digital Humanities and GLAMs. This one-hour session will include an overview of the Zooniverse Project Builder, with a specific focus on Digital Humanities tools and infrastructure (including new and experimental tools, such as OCR correction), as well as examples of past DH projects and a discussion...
Open Science: Climate Change & the Global Commons
Join Knowledge Equity Network, Open Science and Wikimedia for an inspiring session on how commons-based approaches to Open Science can catalyse the impact of climate research, challenge misinformation and enable solutions focussed research for a sustainable future. The webinar will address Creative Commons Licencing and sharing research openly/globally online & the role of Wikimedia in...
Beyond Mandates: Fostering a Culture of Open Access Book Publishing
Join Copim and the Knowledge Equity Network for short presentations from expert scholars, librarians and publishers, followed by a panel discussion and audience Q&A Addressing these central questions: how can we incentivise researchers to publish their books OA? How can institutions signal more strongly that publishing openly should be important, and reward those who do...
Future Skills for Societal Value
Hosted by the Knowledge Equity Network (KEN) in collaboration with the International Council for Open and Distance Education (ICDE). Webinar focussing on digital, distance and flexible learning and societal shifts which can be supported by the HE sector and the impact of societal shifts, such as increasing prevalence and influence of AI.
Teaching with IIIF: A Collections-Based Approach
As part of our series exploring the pedagogic applications of the International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF), DCCH and Pedagogic Research in the Arts (PRiA) are delighted to host colleagues from the IIIF Community Group for Education for an online talk sharing their hands-on experience of teaching with visual cultural heritage collections. Details are below; to...
Empowering Open Research in Africa: Pathways to Research Equity
An online event dedicated to advancing inclusive research landscapes and elevating African academics to ensure equity on the global stage. Co-hosted by the Knowledge Equity Network and Open Lunch, this session features Emmanuel Boakye (Founder, African Reproducibility Network) and Jo Havemann (CEO, Access 2 Perspectives), chaired by Nick Sheppard (Open Research Advisor, University of Leeds).
Deliberations in Digitality: Situating Disability in a Datafied State
In this illuminating talk Maitreya Shah, a disabled lawyer and researcher, will present his work that explores the complex intersection of disability rights and our increasingly data-driven governance systems. Drawing from his extensive experience at the forefront of tech policy, Maitreya will examine how the datafication of public services and social systems impacts disabled individuals....
Ethics, Equity and Global Impact: Values-Driven Education and Research
Jointly hosted by Globethics and the Knowledge Equity Network, this session will explore how values-driven Higher Education is creating transformative, equitable impacts on the global stage. This webinar will examine the vital role of ethics, equity, and institutional identity in advancing knowledge equity across different global contexts. We will showcase how HE and research not...