Cultural Heritage Open Scholarship Network (CHOSN)
Cultural Heritage Open Scholarship Network (CHOSN)
Cultural Heritage Open Scholarship Network (CHOSN)
Initiated by the British Library’s Research Infrastructure Services, built on the experience of and positive responses received from the open scholarship training programme, which was run in 2023. CHOSN is a community of practice for research support and research-active staff who work in GLAMs, organisations interested in developing and sharing open scholarship knowledge and skills, organising events, and supporting each other in this area.
CHOSN aims to provide a platform to create synergy for those aiming for good practice in open scholarship. This collection includes any outputs such as presentations and webinar recordings resulting from CHOSN activities.
For more information, visit the CHOSN website at https://openscholarship.gitbook.io/chosn
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Item type:Presentation, Available, Accessible, Open(2024-03-05)Fraser, JosieCHOSN event: Open access policies and practice research in GLAMs. 5 March 2024 Tuesday 2pm GMT Josie Fraser, Head of Digital Policy at the National Lottery Heritage Fund Our guest speaker addresses topics of open access policy environment for Galleries-Libraries-Archives-Museums (GLAMs) and diverse research activities & outputs. Josie Fraser provides a funder perspective and talk about the open access policy for projects funded the National Lottery Heritage Fund and their guidance for the implementation.9 21 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Presentation, Improving the Discoverability of Practice Research Processes, Outputs, and Data(2024-03-05)Ranger, HollyCHOSN event: Open access policies and practice research in GLAMs. 5 March 2024 Tuesday 2pm GMT Holly Ranger, Research Data Management Officer at the University of Westminster. Our guest speaker addresses topics of open access policy environment for Galleries-Libraries-Archives-Museums (GLAMs) and diverse research activities & outputs. Holly Ranger presents on the forms of research activities and non-traditional outputs in GLAM organisations in the context of practice research.11 24
