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EIFL Train-the-Trainer Bootcamp - Nov. 2023

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OpenPlato introduction
- OpenPlato introduction URL
1 - Open Access Publishing
- Learning outcomes
  Be able to explain differences among various types of Open Access
  Be able to explain the concept of copyright and understand the relationship between rights retention and Open Access
  Be aware of Diamond OA as a publishing model
  Be able to explain the benefits of repositories
  Be able to identify best practice examples relating to repositories than can be used in training
  Know how to handle training challenges relating to OA and repositories
- Open Access publishing
- Open Access Publishing (presentation) Fichier
  
  Presentation in PPTX and PDF formats; also available as Google Slides
- Additional resources
- Open Access Publishing (basics) Page
  
  A selection of learning resources about Open Access publishing
- Myths and misconceptions about Open Access publishing Page
  
  Learn how to dispel the most common myths about Open Access publishing
- Rights retention Page
  
  Learn more about the mechanisms to ensure that authors retain sufficient rights to be able to make their outputs Open Access
- Open licences Page
  
  Learning resources and tools
- Avoiding deceptive publishers Page
  
  Recommendations and a selection of resources on avoiding deceptive / disputable / predatory publishers and journals
- Publication fees Page
  
  Finding information about publication fees, waivers and discounts
- Preprints Page
  
  What are preprints and where to publish them?
- Open Peer Review Page
  
  Learn more about various models of open peer review
- Emerging trends in Open Access publishing Page
  
  Learn more about overlay journals and modular publishing
- Repositories
- Repositories (presentation) Fichier
  
  Presentation in PPTX and PDF formats; also available as Google Slides
- Benefits of repositories (presentation) Fichier
  
  Presentation in PPTX and PDF formats
- Finding Wikipedia links pointing to a repository Page
  
  Discover links in Wikipedia pointing to a specific repository, or any other domain or URL.
- Additional resources
- Increasing the visibility and impact of research by using institutional repositories URL
  
  Professor Aidan Moran, UCD School of Psychology, talks about the benefits of using institutional repositories
- Self-archiving Page
  
  Enabling open access to research outputs via repositories
- Differences between Zenodo and institutional repositories URL
  
  A comparison table in a Google Doc. Free feel to comment!
- Recording of Day 1 URL
2 - Training and train-the-trainer tips
- Learning outcomes:
  Be able to plan training activities.
  Be aware of best practices in training design for online, face to face and hybrid events.
  Understand how to work with diverse audiences.
  Know how to evaluate the impact of training.
- Planning, designing and evaluating training
- Training tips Fichier
- Design your training in easy steps: Initial training analysis Fichier
- Design your training in easy steps: Learner’s journey Fichier
- Learning types and learning activities Fichier
- Design your training Fichier
- The Open Science Training Handbook URL
  
  An open, living handbook on open science training: a first step towards developing open access and open science curricula and andragogies; an open knowledge and educational resource oriented to practical teaching:
  https://open-science-training-handbook.github.io/Open-Science-Training-Handbook_EN/
  An update is planned this year.
- The Bicycle Principles for Effective, Inclusive, and Career-spanning Short-format Training URL
  
  The Bicycle Principles assemble education science and community experience into a framework for improving short-format training through two cyclic (hence "bi-cycle") and iterative processes.
- EIFL-PLIP’s Small Bites: 'Managing Workshop Expectations' - training video for public librarians URL
- EIFL-PLIP’s Small Bites: 'How to evaluate your library’s training programme' URL
- Games
- Introduction to Gamification Fichier
  
  Gamification is the use of game mechanics and elements in a non-game context. Why use gamification in an educational context? What game mechanics exist and how to gamify?
- List of 'serious' games linked to Open Science Page
- Open Science Quest - an Open Science gamified activity URL
  
  https://openscience.quest
  Created with https://twinery.com/
- Recording of day 2 URL
3 - Research Data Management and Open data
- Learning outcomes
  be able to understand and explain the research data lifecycle and RDM tools for each stage of the lifecycle
  understand recommended file formats for long-term data preservation
  be able to understand FAIR data and open data, and to be able to know the differences between two concepts
  be able to identify what makes good DMP
  identify the positive and negative aspects of using different types of repositories and services
- Research Data Management
- Research Data Management [presentation] Fichier
- Research Data Management [PDF] Fichier
- Research Data Management (Google Slides) URL
- FAIR principles
- FAIR principles [presentation] Fichier
- FAIR principles [PDF] Fichier
- FAIR principles (Google Slide) URL
- Data Management Plan
- DMP (PDF) Fichier
- DMP (ppt) Fichier
- Sample Data Management Plans for training purpose URL
  
  Coffey, Aoife Marie. (2021, October 28). Sample Data Management Plans for training purpose. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5608377
- Data sharing and publishing
- Data publishing (presentation) Fichier
- Data publishing (PDF) Fichier
- Data publishing (Google Slide) URL
- FAIR Game
- FAIR game pre-assignment Page
- How FAIR are your data? checklist (PDF) Fichier
- Datasets analyzed in the breakout rooms Page
- Additional resources
- RDM learning resources Page
- Recording of day 3 URL
4 - Open Science
- Learning outcomes:
  Be able to communicate why open science is an issue that researchers can't afford to ignore.
  Be able to explain how to go about making research more open.
  Be able to explain how to progress a research career through practicing open science.
  Become confident and better equipped in being able to deal with difficult questions.
  Know how to make training materials FAIR (Finable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable).
- How to talk about open science and make research more open Fichier
- How to make your training materials FAIR Fichier
- LINKS
- UNESCO Open Science Toolkit URL
- FOSTER glossary URL
- FORRT glossary URL
- Preregistration URL
  
  https://www.cos.io/initiatives/prereg
  When you preregister your research, you're specifying your research plan in advance of your study and submitting it to a registry.
- The Turing Way handbook to reproducible, ethical and collaborative data science URL
  
  https://the-turing-way.netlify.app/index.html
- FAIR training handbook URL
  
  https://elixir-europe-training.github.io/ELIXIR-TrP-FAIR-training-handbook/
- Quality assurance criteria for learning resources URL
  
  Alves, R., Ansine, J., Bezuidenhout, L., Buss, M., Clare, H., Correia, A., England, J., Flohr, P., Garnett, V., Havemann, J., Hellström, M., Hoebelheinrich, N., Jacobs, N., Kragh, G., Kuchma, I., Leenarts, E., Thomas-Lopez, D., Manca, M. T., Moura, P., … Whyte, A. (2023). Quality assurance criteria for learning resources. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7520222
- Intellectual Property Policy at The Neuro, an Open Science Institute URL
  
  Dylan Roskams-Edris. (2020). Intellectual Property Policy at The Neuro, an Open Science Institute. Qeios. doi:10.32388/OMUWEL.
- ODIN - Open Discovery Innovation Network URL
  
  ODIN is a novel approach to promote university-industry collaborations: https://projects.au.dk/odin
- Recording of Day 4 URL
5 - Training
- Free and open source tools for interactive training
- understand the difference between free, freemium and open source software tools
  know how to find and choose free tools that can help create high-quality interactive training materials
  be able to explain how to find visuals under an open licence
  practice open science training
- Free and open-source tools for interactive training: introduction Fichier
  
  A brief explanation of different business models
  PPTX / PDF / Google Slides
- Free and open-source tools for interactive training (main presentation) Fichier
  
  PDF / Google Slides
- Artificial intelligence Fichier
  
  AI tools
  PPTX / PDF / Google Slides
- List of tools and applications Page
  
  Selected free, open-source and freemium tools that can make your training materials more attractive and interactive
- Recording of Day 5 URL