Hey, The Open Research Data Handbook - a collaborative and volunteer-led guide to Open Research Data practices - is beginning to take shape. We’ll be asking for comment on the first few chapters soon.
We now need your help to gather *concrete case studies* which detail your experiences of working with Open Research Data. Specifically, we are looking for: * Stories of the benefits you have seen as a result of Open Research Data practices * Challenges you have faced in open research, and how you overcame them * Case studies of tools you have used to share research data or to make it openly available * Examples of how failing to follow open research practices has hindered the progress of research (including but not limited to science) * ... More ideas from you! Case studies should be around 200-500 words long. They should be concrete, based on real experiences, and should focus on one specific angle of open research data (you can submit more than one study!). To find out more and register your interest, please visit this blog post and form<http://blog.okfn.org/2013/04/09/open-research-data-handbook-call-for-case-studies/> . As we are keen to gather studies from diverse groups, please do circulate this email to friends, colleagues and any relevant mailing lists. We also welcome volunteers to help with drafting and editing the book. To contact the team directly, please email [email protected]. We look forward to reading your open research data stories! All the best, Michelle (from the Open Research Data Handbook team) ---------------------------------------------------- Michelle Brook | @MLBrook Community coordinator, Open Educational Data LinkedUp | http://linkedup-project.eu | @LinkedUpProject Open Knowledge Foundation | @okfn Building the digital commons - support our work: okfn.org/support -------------------------------------------
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