Información general

Open Access (OA) is the movement that promotes the "free availability, via the Internet, of scientific literature, allowing any user to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search and link to the full text of these articles, to crawl them for indexing, to transform them into data for inclusion in software, and to use them for any other legitimate purpose, without any financial, legal or technical impediment" (Budapest Declaration, 2002). This course will introduce the Open Access Methodology, several databases and repositories, harvesters and search engines. Then, it will provide some guidelines on how to publish on Open Access and the types of licenses for sharing your work under Creative Commons. Lastly, an introduction to Open Data and how to easily create a CKAN portal.

Metodología: 

A series of videos introducing and developing concepts, methods, tools, etc., on the topics of Open Access and Open Science. A true/false questionnaire to evaluate the knowledge acquired.

Bibliografía: 

Programación

  • Conferencia magistral Duración: 37min
    "Introduction to open access and open science"
    Juan Manuel Corchado, BISITE
  • Conferencia magistral Duración: 21min
    "Open Access databases and repositories"
    Juan Manuel Corchado, BISITE
  • Conferencia magistral Duración: 37min
    "Publishing in Open Access"
    Juan Manuel Corchado, BISITE
  • Conferencia magistral Duración: 37min
    "Policies and creative commons licensing"
    Juan Manuel Corchado, BISITE
  • Conferencia magistral Duración: 24min
    "Digital profiles for researchers"
    Juan Manuel Corchado, BISITE
  • Conferencia magistral Duración: 20min
    "Open data"
    Francisco Pinto, BISITE

Ponentes

Juan Manuel Corchado

BISITE

Francisco Pinto

BISITE

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Modalidad: 
Online
Idioma:
Inglés
Horas: 
30
Duración: 
6 semanas
Dedicación: 
4 horas y media por semana

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