(via Emily Bongiovanni, Carnegie Mellon University)
Take part in the Open Science Primer train-the-trainer program and explore how to meet the evolving Open Sciences needs of your research communities. This training will engage participants in approaches and techniques for teaching, communicating, and advocating for the various aspects of Open Science.
This training is designed for academic librarians, though others are welcome to participate. All levels of experience are welcome, however some general knowledge of scholarly communications, research data management, or academic publishing is expected for participants.
This program is offered as a two-day in-person event at various locations across the country, in addition to an online format over a two-week period. Registration for the Open Science Primer is free, and registration for the in-person sessions includes lunch and refreshments.
Travel stipends are also available to those needing financial assistance to attend in person. Visit the program site to learn more, register, and apply for travel stipends.
Registration is now open for the first session.
- Carnegie Mellon University (in-person in Pittsburgh, PA): Wednesday, October 16 – Thursday, October 17. Please register here by Friday, October 4.
Save the date for a session near you!
- University of Chicago (in-person in Chicago, Illinois): Tuesday, April 1 – Wednesday, April 2, 2025. Registration will open in October, 2024.
- Online training: multiple sessions in 2025 (dates TBD)
The Open Science Primer is funded by Institute of Museum and Library Services Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Program grant (IMLS Grant No. RE-254818-OLS-23, PI: Emily Bongiovanni)