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16. January 1964 osguide

The Meaning of the Different Types and Colours of Open Access

Open ScienceOpen AccessOpen DataOpen CodeOpen Educational ResourcesFundamentals & AdvantagesIntroduction to Open AccessOpen Access in Business Studies and EconomicsReasons for Open AccessOpen Access Journals With a High Impact FactorThe Meaning of the Different Types and Colours of Open AccessThe Role of Open Access in Science PolicyOrigins of the Open Access MovementFears Regarding the Bad Reputation of Open Access JournalsGetting Started & In PracticeGood Open Access PracticesThe Role of Open Access in the Evaluation of Research WorkCosts of Open Access and Funding PossibilitiesSupport Possibilities for Open AccessTraining Opportunities for Open AccessWhy Open Identifiers are ImportantWhy DOIs are Important and Where They are [...]

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7. May 1963 osguide

Elements of a Data Management Plan

Open ScienceOpen AccessOpen DataOpen CodeOpen Educational ResourcesFundamentals & AdvantagesIntroduction to Open DataOpen Data in Economics and Business StudiesReasons for Open DataRequirements of Funding Organisations in Relation to Open DataResearch Data ManagementGetting Started & In PracticeHow to Recognise Open Data and What You Can Do With ThemHow to Secure Your Own Research Data in the Long TermInterests of Others in Your Own Research DataHow to Recognise if Datasets are Reused by Other ResearchersHow Research Data are Cited or Referenced in a PublicationTools for Open DataCosts of and Effort Involved in Open DataTraining Opportunities for Open DataSupport Possibilities for Open DataData JournalsData [...]

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29. April 1963 Birgit Fingerle

Why DOIs are Important and Where They are Assigned

Open ScienceOpen AccessOpen DataOpen CodeOpen Educational ResourcesFundamentals & AdvantagesIntroduction to Open DataOpen Data in Economics and Business StudiesReasons for Open DataRequirements of Funding Organisations in Relation to Open DataResearch Data ManagementGetting Started & In PracticeHow to Recognise Open Data and What You Can Do With ThemHow to Secure Your Own Research Data in the Long TermInterests of Others in Your Own Research DataHow to Recognise if Datasets are Reused by Other ResearchersHow Research Data are Cited or Referenced in a PublicationTools for Open DataCosts of and Effort Involved in Open DataTraining Opportunities for Open DataSupport Possibilities for Open DataData JournalsData [...]

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16. February 1963 osguide

The Role of Open Access in Science Policy

Open ScienceOpen AccessOpen DataOpen CodeOpen Educational ResourcesFundamentals & AdvantagesIntroduction to Open AccessOpen Access in Business Studies and EconomicsReasons for Open AccessOpen Access Journals With a High Impact FactorThe Meaning of the Different Types and Colours of Open AccessThe Role of Open Access in Science PolicyOrigins of the Open Access MovementFears Regarding the Bad Reputation of Open Access JournalsGetting Started & In PracticeGood Open Access PracticesThe Role of Open Access in the Evaluation of Research WorkCosts of Open Access and Funding PossibilitiesSupport Possibilities for Open AccessTraining Opportunities for Open AccessWhy Open Identifiers are ImportantWhy DOIs are Important and Where They are [...]

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16. January 1963 osguide

Origins of the Open Access Movement

Open ScienceOpen AccessOpen DataOpen CodeOpen Educational ResourcesFundamentals & AdvantagesIntroduction to Open AccessOpen Access in Business Studies and EconomicsReasons for Open AccessOpen Access Journals With a High Impact FactorThe Meaning of the Different Types and Colours of Open AccessThe Role of Open Access in Science PolicyOrigins of the Open Access MovementFears Regarding the Bad Reputation of Open Access JournalsGetting Started & In PracticeGood Open Access PracticesThe Role of Open Access in the Evaluation of Research WorkCosts of Open Access and Funding PossibilitiesSupport Possibilities for Open AccessTraining Opportunities for Open AccessWhy Open Identifiers are ImportantWhy DOIs are Important and Where They are [...]

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20. July 1962 Birgit Fingerle

Why Open Identifiers are Important

Open ScienceOpen AccessOpen DataOpen CodeOpen Educational ResourcesFundamentals & AdvantagesIntroduction to Open DataOpen Data in Economics and Business StudiesReasons for Open DataRequirements of Funding Organisations in Relation to Open DataResearch Data ManagementGetting Started & In PracticeHow to Recognise Open Data and What You Can Do With ThemHow to Secure Your Own Research Data in the Long TermInterests of Others in Your Own Research DataHow to Recognise if Datasets are Reused by Other ResearchersHow Research Data are Cited or Referenced in a PublicationTools for Open DataCosts of and Effort Involved in Open DataTraining Opportunities for Open DataSupport Possibilities for Open DataData JournalsData [...]

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1. January 1962 osguide

Fears Regarding the Bad Reputation of Open Access Journals

Open ScienceOpen AccessOpen DataOpen CodeOpen Educational ResourcesFundamentals & AdvantagesIntroduction to Open AccessOpen Access in Business Studies and EconomicsReasons for Open AccessOpen Access Journals With a High Impact FactorThe Meaning of the Different Types and Colours of Open AccessThe Role of Open Access in Science PolicyOrigins of the Open Access MovementFears Regarding the Bad Reputation of Open Access JournalsGetting Started & In PracticeGood Open Access PracticesThe Role of Open Access in the Evaluation of Research WorkCosts of Open Access and Funding PossibilitiesSupport Possibilities for Open AccessTraining Opportunities for Open AccessWhy Open Identifiers are ImportantWhy DOIs are Important and Where They are [...]

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7. May 1961 osguide

Be Informed About Retracted Research Results

Open ScienceOpen AccessOpen DataOpen CodeOpen Educational ResourcesFundamentals & AdvantagesIntroduction to Open DataOpen Data in Economics and Business StudiesReasons for Open DataRequirements of Funding Organisations in Relation to Open DataResearch Data ManagementGetting Started & In PracticeHow to Recognise Open Data and What You Can Do With ThemHow to Secure Your Own Research Data in the Long TermInterests of Others in Your Own Research DataHow to Recognise if Datasets are Reused by Other ResearchersHow Research Data are Cited or Referenced in a PublicationTools for Open DataCosts of and Effort Involved in Open DataTraining Opportunities for Open DataSupport Possibilities for Open DataData JournalsData [...]

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