1. Welcome!

2. Some house keeping Participant list
Slides will be shared via
Evaluation forms

3. Program Welcome FOSTER, DARIAH-EU, blog competition winners
The changing landscape of scholarly communication in the Humanities
Open Scholarly Monographs, from Technology to Usage.
(Pierre Mounier, OPERAS)
Open Access for Books - Closing the Loop.
(Sven Fund, Knowledge Unlatched)
Scholarly Makerspaces - A new Perspective on Library Services for Arts & Humanities Researchers. (Ben Kaden, Michael Kleineberg, HU Berlin)
12:00 am - Lunch
Opening up the Peer Review Process.
(Edit Görögh, OpenUP, University of Göttingen) 
1. Welcome to the day (8: :05am)
08:45 am - Reception
09:15 am - Welcome (Andreas Degkwitz, Jakob und Wilhelm Grimm Zentrum)
09:20 am - How FOSTER advances Open Science. (Helene Brinken, FOSTER)
09:30 am - We are part of it: Open Science, Humanities, and DARIAH. (Erzsébet Tóth-Czifra, DARIAH-EU)
09:40 am - Presentations from blog competition winners
10:05 am - Coffee break

4. Program Hands-On sessions
Legally published: Copyright Issues and Open Licensing in the Humanities. (Walter Scholger, Austrian Center for Digital Humanities, University of Graz, Vanessa Hannesschläger, Austrian Center for Digital Humanities and Austrian Academy of Sciences) 
03:00 pm - Coffee break
Parallel workshops:
Do-it-yourself Self-archiving. (Laurent Romary (DARIAH-EU), Naomi Truan (FU Berlin))
Future Proof and FAIR Research Data: Open Data Management Best Practices & First Steps. (Ulrike Wuttke, FH Potsdam)
3. Hands-On sessions (1:30 - 5pm)
01:30 pm - Legally published: Copyright Issues and Open Licensing in the Humanities. (Walter Scholger, Austrian Center for Digital Humanities, University of Graz, Vanessa Hannesschläger, Austrian Center for Digital Humanites and Austrian Academy of Sciences) 
03:00 pm - Coffee break
03:30 pm - Parallel workshops:
Do-it-yourself Self-archiving. (Laurent Romary (DARIAH-EU), Naomi Truan (Freie Universität Berlin))
Future Proof and FAIR Research Data: Open Data Management Best Practices & First Steps. (Ulrike Wuttke, Fachhochschule Potsdam)
05:00 pm - Wrap up

5. How FOSTER advances Open Science
Helene Brinken
University of Göttingen
@helenebrinken

6. What is Open Science?
Open Science is the practice of science in such a way that others can collaborate and contribute, where research data, lab notes and other research processes are freely available, under terms that enable reuse, redistribution and reproduction of the research and its underlying data and methods.
[FOSTER, Open Science Definition:
The movement to make scientific research, data and dissemination accessible to all levels of an inquiring society.
[FOSTER, Open Science Definition
Some definitions, I won’t go into more details, but you have the whole day to learn more about how to put OS into practice and why it is important
Open Science Training Handbook.

7. FOSTER Plus – Open Science training
The project
EU-funded project ( )
To achieve a cultural change towards Open Science
To raise awareness about Open Science
To foster the practical implementation of Open Science
offline & online
training

8. Resources & infrastructure
Open Science taxonomy & materials to reuse
Events calendar
& trainers directory
New courses
Paper available at Image available at

9. Free online courses www.fosteropenscience.eu/toolkit
What is Open Science?
Best Practice in Open Research
Open Access Publishing
Open Peer Review
Sharing Preprints
Data Protection & Ethics
Open Source Software & Workflows
Managing & Sharing Research Data
Open Science & Innovation
Open Licensing
- Answering burning questions of researchers
- Where relevant, discipline specific examples (CRG, GESIS, DARIAH-EU)
- Interactive content
(quizzes & badges after each course)

10. Earn badges for courses & learning paths
Effort 3-5 hours
Complete (a set) of courses & get a badge

12. Training for trainers
Building a community of trainers to achieve a multiplier effect
Trainer bootcamps
Resources to support trainers community
Open Science Training Handbook
Guide for trainers on how to forward knowledge on Open Science
Resource from the community for the community

13. The Open Science Training Handbook
Idea: bring experienced trainers
together to write a book
Format: 5-day book sprint
FOSTER: writing environment
Authors: expertise & skills
CC Zero licence for simple re-use
Living book open for contributions & translations
14 experts invited as authors

14. Open Science Basics book.fosteropenscience.eu Open Science Policies
Open Access to Published Research Results
Open Concepts & Principles
Open Licensing & File Formats
Open Research Data & Materials
Open Research Software & Open Source
Reproducible Research & Data Analysis
Open Peer Review, Metrics & Evaluation
Open Education Resources
book.fosteropenscience.eu

15. Open Science Basics On Learning and Training Organisational Aspects
What is it?
Why is it important?
Learning objectives to achieve
Questions, obstacles, & common misconceptions
Further resources
Key components: Knowledge & skills
On Learning and Training
Organisational Aspects
How to prepare, execute & reflect your workshop
Venue, timing & budget, equipment & media, marketing & advertising strategy etc.
book.fosteropenscience.eu

16. Facebook: @fosteropenscience Twitter: @fosterscience
Thank you! Questions?
Youtube: FOSTER Open Science
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17. Time for coffee

18. Time for lunch 12-13h