Open science and education projects in Poland Bożena Bednarek-Michalska

Library services to researchers Polish Librarians as open content providers and curators: institutional open repository digital library open for all directory of open access resources (recomendations) Polish Librarians as scientific advisors: copyright open access models for science (journals or archives) free software for science

create OA repository migrate content of your institution from some archives of the world create digital library for retrodigitalization longterm preservation of digital objects content and metadata melioration scientific blogs of your faculties copyright open licences open source software CMS, blogs free platforms for research communication open science e-science new metrics for impact of the science providers advisors promoters NEW Roles curators make directory of OA resources on your library pages train scholars in searching, quality and organizing information bibliometric services

Polish examples of open initiatives Polish Digital Libraries Network Open repositories OA Journals OA directories OA webinars and conferences Open Science Centre Creative Commons Poland OA Courses for faculties Digital School and free e-handbooks Coalition for Open Education

Polish Digital Libraries Network Retrodigitalization done by librarians: The number of network libraries is currently – 97; The number of digital objects , most of them is open; In the Europeana since 2009; Public domain, Creative Commons - descriptions in Dublin Core Schema.

Open repositories in Poland AMUR – A. Mickiewicz University, PoznańAMUR RUW – Warsaw University LibraryRUW CEON – ICM Warsaw UniversityCEON RUMAK – Nicolaus Copernicus University, ToruńRUMAK SUW – Technical University of KrakówSUW – IBB PAS Repository – Polish Academy of Science, WarsawIBB PAS Repository RCIN - Polish Academy of Science, WarsawRCIN ENY – Wrocław Technical UniversityENY RUŁ – Łodź UniversityRUŁ A lot of digital born scientific items is still in digital libraries on dLibra software, we started do it in 2004, when open source software dedicated for repositories wasn’t so known like today

Open access journals What librarians are doing? In which institutions? Support DOAJ, obtain grants, train editors, promote OA NCU Librarians Recommend OA model for scientific society NCU Librarians; Wrocław Technical University Librarians Redigitalisation of older journalsMany university libraries in Poland Suport publishing OA journalsThe University of Lower Silesia, Promote open access journalsA lot of academic libraries Organize seminars about OA NCU Librarians, Kraków and Warsaw Technical Universities,

OA directories EBIB directory – by librarians for librariansEBIB directory Most of the academic libraries recommend own lists tailored to the needs of a particular university faculties: Public libraries also, like Książnica PodlaskaKsiążnica Podlaska

OA webinars and conferences and… 1.EBIB, NCU, EIFL organize - every 2 years – an international conference of open access, open science, open dataan international conference of open access 2.NCU Library organise webinars, debates about new open models of publication 3.Polish Academy of Science had some seminars and debates about open science 4.Interdisciplinary Centre for Mathematical and Computational Modelling University of Warsaw – debates, seminars 5.Poznań University organize some workshops 6.Łódź University – debates, seminars 7.Warsaw Technical University – international conference of open access IATUL 8.Kraków Technical University - Polish conference of open access 9.EBIB – Open Access WeekEBIB – Open Access Week

Open Science Centre (Warsaw University) Interdisciplinary Centre for Mathematical and Computational Modelling realized some projects: Open science portal - Open the book – digital archive CEON repository for Poland (central one) PROMOTION and expertise: lobbying in the Ministry of Science, in 2011 they prepared report for government, referring to the capability of the implementation of the OA publishing model in Poland now build information platform for the science sector – SYNAT and agregator for repositories.

Creative Commons Polska Initiated in 2005, since 2007 operates within ICM Warsaw University. It promotes openess in Poland and encourages the use of CC licenses – thanks to them 362 objects are now available in Polish digital libraries under CC. Librarians cooperate very close with this organization, take a part in their conferences, advise each to the other on copyright, implement joint projects, create common events and prepare together a few recomendations for Polish government. Direct from this organization grew Digital Poland Project - digital think & do tank fostering the digital dimension of public issues. They support copyright law reform in our country and open culture movement.Digital Poland Project

OA Courses for faculties NCUL open courses on Moodle: Copyright for librarians CC BY-SA (EIFL and Berkman Centre) Open science CC BY-SA (with AGH, EIFL)Open science Open AGH Open AGH - Open Educational Resources CC BY-NC-SA is a repository of e-learning courses created by the Cracow University of Science and Technology, developed by staff and students. It was founded in 2009 and works with e-Learning Centre of AGH.

Free of charge handbooks Modern tools Interaction Easy access to content developing competencies of students Saving private money developing competencies of parents Country modernisation Saving public money For teachers For pupils society For Ministry „Digital School” and free OPEN e- handbooks (Ministry of Education) For parents Give them a new chance for : implementing new model of education and developing competencies of teachers Innovation in education Saving public money Future economic growth Building the information society.

Coalition for Open Education Polish Coalition for Open Education Polish Coalition for Open Education is an agreement of non-governmental organisations and institutions working in the field of education, science and culture. The goal is to build its operation, promotion and activism on behalf of Open Educational Resources understood as materials available in an open way which guarantees their recipients freedom to use, redistribute and remix the content and make derivative works. It has strong voice in public consultation process concerning legislation change in education and science, its training activities and creating network of openness activists around Poland is very known and appreciated.

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