Building an Open Science Movement: learning from the enemy
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To gain true momentum, open science and open scholarship projects and initiatives need to work together, unite behind common goals and form a movement. There are lessons learned from successful movements, both good and bad, that we can bring to bear to make rapid and lasting progress.
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- 3. 28% of the scholarly literature is OA (19M out of 67M) Over half of those are “bronze” – free with no understandable license OA articles receive 18% more citations than average
- 4. Awareness of open datasets went up from om 73% in 2016 to 82% in 2017 Willingness to reuse open datasets went from 70% to 80% 24% shared for greater impact, 20% for public benefit, 16% due to a policy
- 5. Need alignment, collaboration across funders, institutions, researchers, libraries and societies Culture change begins at home (the institution) – support, rewards and training Funders and institutions must provide consistent policies, support, and infrastructure
- 9. No half measures (hybrids) All scientific works freely available upon publication 11 National Funders and EC
- 12. Infrastructure is consolidating just as content did Still a chance to negotiate better terms for infrastructure than were done for content Is there an opportunity to reimagine
- 16. Top three things you can do make research more effective: 1. Reward researchers for sharing results before they are published 2. Offer new channels for early sharing 3. Base tenure, promotion, and funding on rapid, open, and complete sharing
- 28. Occupy US-based protest against Wall Street, social and economic inequality Otpor! Serbia-based protest to overthrow the Milošević regime Harvard Business Review: What Successful Movements Have in Common https://hbr.org/2016/11/what-successful-movements-have-in-common
- 30. Data-driven for continuous learning 1. Shared Measurement 2. Public Will 3. Advocate Policy 4. Mobilize Funding Ensure mutually reinforcing activities
- 34. Kristen Ratan kristen@coko.foundation Executive Director and co-Founder Collaborative Knowledge Foundation coko.foundation @cokofoundation @kristenratan