Open CBolibaugh opened 2 years ago
Vision Statement
The aim of the EROS Stories project is to deepen EROS* as a community of practice, by providing a mechanism for junior and senior researchers to engage in dialogue about their experiences with particular open research practices, and to showcase the resulting conversations as publicly available case studies.
We are working open to extend the reach of our project, learn from our diverse community, and build a shared repertoire of experiences, tools, and ways of addressing common challenges in doing open and inclusive educational research.
Or a shorter version :) We are working with junior and senior researchers across the Department of Education to develop a series of case studies that will help the department build a shared repertoire of experiences, tools and ways of addressing common challenges in doing open and inclusive educational research.
*EROS: Education researchers for open science at the University of York
Vision Statement
The aim of the EROS Stories project is to deepen EROS* as a community of practice, by providing a mechanism for junior and senior researchers to engage in dialogue about their experiences with particular open research practices, and to showcase the resulting conversations as publicly available case studies.
We are working open to extend the reach of our project, learn from our diverse community, and build a shared repertoire of experiences, tools, and ways of addressing common challenges in doing open and inclusive educational research.
Or a shorter version :) We are working with junior and senior researchers across the Department of Education to develop a series of case studies that will help the department build a shared repertoire of experiences, tools and ways of addressing common challenges in doing open and inclusive educational research.
*EROS: Education researchers for open science at the University of York
Hi @CBolibaugh, sharing some feedback about your vision statement. I think it is straightforward, your project is a very clever and interesting idea! What is not 100% clear to me is who are the intended readers of these stories, i.e. will the documents be circulated only internally or also externally? Is this meant as an internal guide / consulting document or more as a thematic serie for public outreach?
Project Lead: Cylcia Bolibaugh (CBolibaugh) and Gill Francis (Gillfrancis)
Mentor: Esther Plomp (EstherPlomp) and Lena Karvovskaya (Karvovskaya)
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