Infrastructure for Open Scholarship
Before you start building things, it's a good idea to think about the different choices you have in deciding how and when and where your community will interact with your project. [...]
Articles
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. [...]
Starting an Open Project as an Individual
Many of the great movements, companies and projects start with a single person. Maturing an idea into a project on your own can be difficult, but the open community wants to help. [...]
Co-leading a Team on an Open Project
If our goal is to tackle complex problems, then we need complex organizations with diverse leadership. Strong leadership is about having the self-awareness to accept your blind spots and finding someone to fill the gaps. [...]
From Diverse Communities to a Unified Open Scholarship Movement
Social movements are group or collective action that attempt large scale change for a demographic of society. [...]
A Framework for Our Movement
If you as an individual dream about fostering change, it’s important to find the right people who can work with you to build that change. [...]
Strategies to Develop Requirements for Your Open Project
A “tapas” methods to develop requirements centered around your audience. [...]
Budgeting Basics
Your operating budgetary cost concerns for a project will likely have social and financial requirements addressed by the questions and resources below [...]
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