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Building Community using Open Resources: Open Access Week 2023 Seminar
Thursday 26th October 10am -11:30am at Callaghan Campus, University of Newcastle, and online. |
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Welcome to Open Access Week 2023 |
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Launch of the University's new Open Access Policy |
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Opening up with the OER Collective Ruth is the Coordinator, Digital Library Programs in the University Library and is one of the University Library contacts for academic and professional staff who are interested in adopting, adapting or creating open textbooks. Ruth helps the Teaching Liaison Librarians to keep track of new open textbooks, and can provide support for navigating the Collective’s publishing platform, Pressbooks. |
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Yali and the Library OER project – Why is it important? Yaliilan Windle, known as Yali to us, is a Wiradjuri, Tharawal woman, with many other familial, cultural, and community ties to other Nations both nationally, and internationally. Yali is the Library’s Lead Indigenous Engagement and is a Blakademic in her own right. |
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Unlocking knowledge: Equity and accessibility in educational innovation Dr Leopardi is passionate about preparing current medical students to deal with the healthcare challenges that humanity will face in the next 50 years. They believe in fostering self-directed and self-regulated learning in students from the earliest stages of their training, in order to prepare them for continuous professional development and lifelong learning. |
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Exploring NOVA and OJS Virginia and her team ensure that research at the University of Newcastle thrives by managing the institutional repository & data management dashboard, providing copyright guidance, and championing the open journal system. |
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Behind the scenes of Access: Critical Explorations of Equity in Higher Education Julia manages the open access journal “Access: Critical explorations of equity in higher education”, working with the journal’s executive editorial team based at the Centre of Excellence for Equity in Higher Education at the University of Newcastle and the Centre for Education Research on Identities and Inequalities at Anglia Ruskin University. |
Recording |
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Enabling access for impact in our regions The Institute for Regional Futures is one of the University’s flagship research institutes and has partnered with governments, industries and communities. The Institute provides evidence and strategy to support them to make the best decisions for their future and the future of their regions. |
