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The course trains researchers in open research. You will explore what open research is, why it’s important, and how it can be applied to different disciplines and stages of the research process. You will become familiar with the underlying principles of open research: transparency, credibility, and accessibility. You will learn what you can do to make sure your own research outputs are all these things.
To get a taster of the material in the collection, check out our interactive decision-making tool (below). It will help you to identify actions you can take, to make your research more open. This decision-making tool is open access, so you can share it with your colleagues.
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Open Research
This course will help you make your research more open as you explore the the underlying principles of open research: transparency, integrity, and accessibility and consider how to ensure your own research outputs meet all three of these standards.
Course
8 hrs