Upcoming Meeting
23.02.2022- 11am-12am
online via Webex: https://fu-berlin.webex.com/fu-berlin/j.php?MTID=m2346e16272d8f3cd5dc2fe54870a4ef1
Meeting February 23rd, 2022
Attendees
- Franziska Harnisch (FU University Library, Open Science Community Building)
- Moritz Maxeiner (FU Information Science, Dahlem Research Center for Machine Learning, Open.Make, Open Hardware)
- Sascha Eckhold (FU UL/CeDiS, Services for Teaching & Learning, Trainings, OER)
- Cosima Wagner (FU UL, Research Librarian for Digital Humanities, RDM, Area Studies & East Asian Studies, Japanese Studies)
- Malte Henningsen (PostDoc PhilGeist Linguistics, Neuroscience of language, neuronal networks, interactive data visualisation, "cross disciplinary" data literacy education)
- Maatje Sophia Duine (Berlin Open Access Bureau, BUA Open Science dashboard project)
- Dennis Mischke (Ada Lovelace DH Center, FU)
- Julien Colomb (Research Data Manager, Open Hardware, OpenMake-Project, HU)
- Esther Asef (University Library, Research Data Management Officer, FU)
- Alex Fütterer (University Library, Research Data Management Officer, FU)
- Néhémie Strupler
Suggested topics
Action
Let's plan a community learning event for April or May!
Aim:
- get our name out, tie in to our program (i.e. OER),
- focus on facilitation of cultural change what "open science" means, OA and OS (difference?),
- OER is a very good example / use case for that!
- cross-disciplinary data literacy and OER?
- challenge to connect OER and OS?!
- → combine OS, cultural change and OER!
- "Hacky Hour"/ Open Meeting on examples for students: visualization and OS, low level event
- Short intro / pitfalls of doing OER, first steps for people
Suggestions for topics
- Open Hardware
- Visualisation
- OER
Methods
- short workshop?
- hacky hour?
For whom? taget group?
Public: within the university? general public?
- general public: "Lange Nacht der Wissenschaft" - do we want to educate the general public with an event on OS?
- maybe concentrate first on the university
Exchange
- Report from the Una Europa OER Staff Week (Sascha)
Admin
- Future of the mailing list - info channel for everyone vs. organisation channel for our community
- How to agree on dates for the meetings (via poll, fixed day each month...)
Suggested Schedule
Short Introduction of each other | |
Agreeing on agenda for the meeting | |
Discussion of topics |
Meeting January 27th, 2022
Schedule
time | topic |
---|---|
4pm | Welcome, Short intro to OSWG |
4:05 | Getting to know each other |
4:15 | collecting topics |
4:45 | What's next @ OSWG? |
Aim of the meeting
The main aim of this meeting is getting to know each other respectively getting in touch again.
Furthermore, it would be exciting to learn which topics everyone is currently dealing with and which developments in the field of OS you are particularly interested in.
How shall we proceed with the OSWG in terms of regular meetings, topics to be covered.
Notes
Attendees
- Franziska Harnisch (UB, Open Science Community Building)
- Moritz Maxeiner (Informatik, Open.Make, Open Hardware)
- Sascha Eckhold (UB/CeDiS, Dienste für Lehre und Studium, Fortbildung, OER)
- Daniel Mietchen (Biophysik, https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9488-1870, https://doi.org/10.3897/neobiota.68.66685, https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.1002027, Wikipedia, Wikidata)
- Esther Asef (UB, Forschungdsdatenmanagement)
- Andreas Hübner (Geowissenschaften, UB FDM Liaison Librarian, NFDI4Earth)
- Cosima Wagner (UB, Forschungsbibliothekarin Digital Humanities FDM Area Studies & Ostasienwissenschaften, Japanologie)
- Malte Henningsen (PostDoc PhilGeist Linguistik, Neuronale Netze)
- Sibylle Söring (UB, Leitung Team FDM; Digital Humanities)
- Alex Fütterer (Team FDM)
- Christina Riesenweber (UB, Team Open Access und wissenschaftliches Publizieren)
Topics
- establishing and implementing Open Science beacon projects @FU
- going through Openness from A-Z
- people can watch, participate or copy
- model: Fellow Programm Freies Wissen, Wikimedia
- creating a collection of Use Cases und Best Practices to have a place where to refer to and look up practical hints
- taking part in shaping the Open Science Policy of FU
- organize events to collaboratively learn about a certain topic (inviting experts as well as sharing knowledge we already have in our circle) - possibly events for a more general public
- visualization tools
- data analysis and data exploration
- will also be priority of new DH-Center (Ada Lovelace Center for Digital Humanities, AP Dennis Mischke https://www.fu-berlin.de/sites/ub/ueber-uns/team/mischke/index.html)
- interim publications and interim releases with value for teaching
- Software and Hardware are interim products, their creation should also be credited/ rewarded
What's next for OSWG
- Include "Open Scholarship" and "Open Research" to better address humanities
- involve students/ representatives of the student body
- involve people, who deal with teaching in higher education
- We go on collecting and sharing ideas here in the wiki (Contact Franziska to get writing permission or send your remarks directly to Franziska)
- We try to attract more interested people
- We will meet monthly
- next meeting is sheduled for 23.02.2022- 11am
- suggested topics can be added in the wiki in the section "suggested topics" of each meeting