[MCASIlaris] Events - students welcome

[Gaby Haddow]

Please consider going along to these events - both about open access and both on Zoom.

Best wishes
Gaby


ALIA HLA are excited to invite you to two lunchtime events which will focus on the current state of Open Scholarship in Australia. Please ensure you register for each event individually.



Event #1 -  Presenters:

Catherine Clark, Curtin University Librarian and CAUL Director, Advancing Open Scholarship Program & Prof Virginia (Ginny) Barbour, Executive Director, Open Access Australasia

Catherine and Ginny will co-present on the work that they have been doing at a national level to progress an open research strategy, including regarding implications for health researchers and health research leaders.

Dr Danny Kingsley, Associate Librarian, Content and Digital Library Strategy at Flinders University; Visiting Fellow, Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science, ANU

Hard won: the challenges of obtaining scholarly communication knowledge & skills

This talk will consider the challenges associated with identifying and acquiring the skills needed in scholarly communication. It will describe some of the findings from a recent Australasian survey https://cpas.anu.edu.au/research/research-projects/scholarly-communication-knowledge-and-skills-australasian-research considering the educational and training backgrounds of people working in scholarly communication support, and their confidence in a range of specific competencies. The talk will also discuss the need to identify and articulate a curriculum for scholarly communication for the research community and how this will both inform the skill sets needed within academic and other research libraries and assist future workforce planning.

Lisa Kruesi, PhD Candidate, Monash University

Results and discussion about Lisa’s PhD research on a Knowledge Management System framework for an Australasia open biomedical repository.

When: Thursday 15 July, 1:00pm -2:30pm AEST

Register: https://membership.alia.org.au/events/event/hla-lunchtime-series-2021-all-things-open-event1<https://secure-web.cisco.com/1ATyaag67vZZSktwoaWLGX-CwUMEGA5k30tCZTph19BD8knCB1qtiLzoV7ip4OfQmOYEnk2AVjj3x0ozfWgGOGCYSLblBkpP6qU1GOTmvriYRlxA2CBCGywzT1dkwrMeV_UkwLp2mgfKtXwV4PpxZL4OQt0DbLkL8wKdTnD00UzlIST8gbMit3cW95ndlHy8Yc_DA5jp8gRpvFeCk5Kb1Lxb4gVr6qDGEsb5fBBh47y4_8W33z5MmQ5DiXjhYaJQMEycpp5NTEMZGFfJN01ZkothxuXSRBtZuxjxuTy3x3mDivJ7Udi1zENbTLOn6c0Y7ZEtCvii6RMAu6oWlYqpVvRqlATvYU2VtnBtf1uEIVjeJ4yWbepjjMIuL4fu6CJ50goSo-msOjnt888hSqtM4aXJSjOd48zO30ijNm7jzk3FGZYLoP8t5ypz0sz_Vj741iKitkPfx9dnfb8TRNDP3HkzFR8LDbJ6OyboqETqJ88c/https%3A%2F%2Fmembership.alia.org.au%2Fevents%2Fevent%2Fhla-lunchtime-series-2021-all-things-open-event1>

Cost: ALIA Members - FREE; Non-Members - $15

This workshop will be run online via the Zoom Platform. A link will be sent the day prior to the event.





Event #2 - Presenters:



Dr Kate Davis, Director Strategy and Analytics, CAUL; Fiona Salisbury, La Trobe University / CAUL Program Director (Enabling a Modern Curriculum)  &  Steven Chang, Coordinator, Digital Literacies and Open Education, La Trobe University



Open educational resources and the modern curriculum



Steven will introduce the benefits of open educational resources (OER) in an era of continuous economic crisis, precarious student welfare, and a rapidly transforming learning and teaching environment. Kate and Fiona will outline CAUL’s new projects in this area to build capacity in libraries so they can partner with stakeholders to enable a modern, equitable, and dynamic curriculum.



Julie Toohey, Library Research Data Specialist, Griffith University Library



Open Research Data - Julie will discuss challenges and barriers health researchers face in terms of sharing their data and enabling Open Research.



Cheryl Hamill, Head of Department, Library & Information Service, South and East Metropolitan Health Service, WA.



OA in health libraries – impacts, responses, futures



When: Thursday 22 July, 1:00pm -2:30pm AEST



Register: https://membership.alia.org.au/events/event/hla-lunchtime-series-2021-all-things-open-event2<https://secure-web.cisco.com/16RaEbWpcof04_FliSDtOPDOdUYMcdQE9oql7VEdxz-Bn5u1hYQwd1vxm_6IK1yJ2wtl51PLoGP5wqu8m0m6PAlaqdzXLI6sHd_VThRT6MIqpedJK63G43sWNC24CYZsiqSAV0e2o7qioDk6J-S9y-LgL99044nHlkAnlhMrYcr6xJGLi1-vvTwqiztIweUWj6BSoCuekFey2tfo4Flw5kWipOiy9DAZ-eVenOyu2yDV4EvmLHQmoAj9x_m3jcUiopxl7p2h_dw3OIlwNmyf2r-xk48aHL44GqAva98eoWpMxLOoQMUk_j80HwmWlpnJN5RQf0zF064Cx3KKCcA9tlOvQI9IonwTktxo9fPI3YqxCuHFrrBN-pix3Nr-vnbPwYxGqgBvGszA-wmCkLue8r3N9qSISkwlCfkM9Ut0KP5McDAc2KBYC7nMnLNjEjSEBDDg0-IaviZzzs506cQgo-ii8DnTjN7Mp3diPZZixpMM/https%3A%2F%2Fmembership.alia.org.au%2Fevents%2Fevent%2Fhla-lunchtime-series-2021-all-things-open-event2>



Cost: ALIA Members - FREE; Non-Members - $15



This workshop will be run online via the Zoom Platform. A link will be sent the day prior to the event.



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Associate Professor Gaby Haddow

Libraries, Archives, Records & Information Science

School of Media, Creative Arts & Social Inquiry

Curtin University

E: G.Haddow at curtin.edu.au<mailto:G.Haddow at curtin.edu.au>



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I acknowledge the Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation on whose lands Curtin University stands. I pay my respects to all Indigenous custodians of the lands across Australia.
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