EIFL-bootcamp-2023-11: Introduction to Gamification

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?

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Announcements & Forum

Sessions

OpenPlato introduction

OpenPlato introduction

Pre-bootcamp activities

Assignments

1 - Open Access Publishing

Open Access Publishing (presentation)

Open Access Publishing (basics)

Myths and misconceptions about Open Access publishing

Rights retention

Open licences

Avoiding deceptive publishers

Publication fees

Preprints

Open Peer Review

Emerging trends in Open Access publishing

Repositories (presentation)

Benefits of repositories (presentation)

Finding Wikipedia links pointing to a repository

Increasing the visibility and impact of research by using institutional repositories

Self-archiving

Differences between Zenodo and institutional repositories

Recording of Day 1

2 - Training and train-the-trainer tips

Training tips

Design your training in easy steps: Initial training analysis

Design your training in easy steps: Learner’s journey

Learning types and learning activities

Design your training

The Open Science Training Handbook

The Bicycle Principles for Effective, Inclusive, and Career-spanning Short-format Training

EIFL-PLIP’s Small Bites: 'Managing Workshop Expectations' - training video for public librarians

EIFL-PLIP’s Small Bites: 'How to evaluate your library’s training programme'

Introduction to Gamification

List of 'serious' games linked to Open Science

Open Science Quest - an Open Science gamified activity

Recording of day 2

3 - Research Data Management and Open data

Research Data Management [presentation]

Research Data Management [PDF]

Research Data Management (Google Slides)

FAIR principles [presentation]

FAIR principles [PDF]

FAIR principles (Google Slide)

DMP (PDF)

DMP (ppt)

Sample Data Management Plans for training purpose

Data publishing (presentation)

Data publishing (PDF)

Data publishing (Google Slide)

FAIR game pre-assignment

How FAIR are your data? checklist (PDF)

Datasets analyzed in the breakout rooms

RDM learning resources

Recording of day 3

4 - Open Science

How to talk about open science and make research more open

How to make your training materials FAIR

UNESCO Open Science Toolkit

FOSTER glossary

FORRT glossary

Preregistration

The Turing Way handbook to reproducible, ethical and collaborative data science

FAIR training handbook

Quality assurance criteria for learning resources

Intellectual Property Policy at The Neuro, an Open Science Institute

ODIN - Open Discovery Innovation Network

Recording of Day 4

5 - Training

Free and open-source tools for interactive training: introduction

Free and open-source tools for interactive training (main presentation)

Artificial intelligence

List of tools and applications

Recording of Day 5