Encouraging Change through a Strategic Publication Framework by Employing Multi-Stakeholder Dilemmas (part 2)
This workshop will have participants practice ‘Dilemma conversations’ on scholarly publication cultures: fictitious, but practice-based cases of researchers facing difficult decisions in their everyday choices to communicate what, for whom, where, and how.
Library Orange Room
Participants will experience how this type of exercise may instigate meaningful conversations supporting a possible publication culture change. In this case, dilemmas are set in the context of new publication strategies, but one can imagine the use of this instrument in other areas of Open Science advocacy.
Participants practice perspective-taking in conversations on academic culture-change, and gain sufficient confidence to use this instrument to instigate and steward conversations ‘at home’.
This workshop will have participants practice ‘Dilemma conversations’ on scholarly publication cultures: fictitious, but practice-based cases of researchers facing difficult decisions in their everyday choices to communicate what, for whom, where, and how. Participants will experience how this type of exercise may instigate meaningful conversations supporting a possible publication culture change. In this case, dilemmas are set in the context of new publication strategies, but one can imagine the use of this instrument in other areas of Open Science advocacy.