Personal Perspective: The Origin Story of PREreview
The PREreview team share their personal journeys from individual academic careers to co-leading an open scholarship project. [...]
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Personal Perspective: The value of training in community leadership
Personal perspective from Stefanie Butland of rOpenSci on moving from working as a research scientist to a community leader in an open source project. [...]
Personal Perspective: Managing a varied and remote community
Perspective on managing a broad-reaching community of researchers, educators, tinkerers and librarians working to make scientific research more open and accessible to all on the web. [...]
Personal Perspective: Building Coko’s community-driven open source development project
At Coko, we’re taking a community-first approach to developing the next generation of publishing technologies. The organizations who will adopt the platforms are helping to design, build, and test them from the beginning. [...]
Evaluating ideas for eLife’s Innovation Initiative
We consider several questions before providing funding and mentorship for development of a new tool for open research communication. [...]
Personal Perspective: So you want some money from a private funder?
Carly Strasser, PhD, has worked in academia, philanthropy, and open source scholarly publishing. Here she offers high-level guidance about how to begin pursuing funding. [...]
Personal Perspective: What happens after the first round of funding?
Funding is a means to an end, not an end in itself. Nokome Bentley shares his perspective on the first year on Stencila. [...]
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