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Mozilla Science Lab 101
This document discusses Mozilla Science Lab's efforts to promote open and collaborative research practices through enabling access to content, data, code and materials online. It advocates for adopting standards and best practices that reward openness, interoperability and sharing. It also highlights the need for infrastructure, tools, repositories, incentives and training to support open research and foster sustainable practitioner communities.
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Mozilla Science Lab 101
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- 2. doing good ispart of our code
- 3. help researchers leverage thepower of the open web.
- 4. learning around open source,data sharing needed to further open practice; empowering others to lead in their communities.
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- 6. what does “web literacy” meanfor research?
- 7. communication access, reuse, scale distributedenvironment the web as a platform
- 8. - access tocontent, data, code, materials. - emergence of “web-native” tools. - rewards for openness, interoperability, collaboration, sharing. - push for ROI, reuse, recomputability, transparency. “web-enabled research”
- 9. research social capitalcapacity infrastructure layers for open research open tools standards best practices research objects scientific software repositories incentives recognition / P&T interdisciplinarity collaboration community dialogue training mentorship professional dev new policies recognition stakeholders: universities, researchers, tool dev, funders, publishers, libraries...
- 10. putting open idealsinto practice (+ paying it forward) https://commonspace.wordpress.com/2015/07/15/web-literacy-and-leadership/
- 11. service learning: n.hands- on, experiential learning where people develop skills by working on a project in service of a bigger goal. http://bit.ly/1JTMBSb
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- 13. learning from (+through) open source development examples of “science like the web” in practice
- 15. code as aresearch object what’s needed to reuse ? http://bit.ly/mozfiggit
- 19. <institutional archives> <national archives> <coderepos> syndication and storage (via APIs)
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- 21. open, iterative development the “workin progress” effect
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- 27. fostering a (sustainable) communityof practitioners
- 29. how do weamplify within research? (... and beyond software development?)
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- 32. 2 days, 30+cities, 53+ hours http://bit.ly/1N331JV
- 33. 100+ pull requests (code,content, learning resources) http://bit.ly/1N331JV
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- 38. we’re here tohelp. http://mozillascience.org sciencelab@mozillafoundation.org