Open Access Week workshops at the Campus Libraries – October 21 to 27
Open Access Week (Monday, October 21 through Sunday, October 27) is a global campaign promoting open and equitable access to research and knowledge. The open movement encompasses:
- Open access journals.
- Open repositories (where researchers can share copies of their articles).
- Open scholarship practices and open data.
- Open education resources: no-cost teaching and learning materials like textbooks, course materials, images and games licensed for reuse with few restrictions.
In recognition of Open Access Week, the Campus Libraries will host a series of workshops to help faculty, staff and students learn more about these resources.
Topics:
- 3D Printing Workshop: Find and Customize Open Designs (open to everyone)
- Open Access and Sharing Your Research (Graduate Professional Skills workshop)
- Open Access and Your Research (for faculty)
View full workshop and registration details on the Campus Libraries website.
Unable to attend a workshop at the scheduled time? Contact reference@dc-ot.ca to set up an individual meeting, or download workshop slide decks (to be posted once workshops conclude) on the Campus Libraries website.
