1. Open Research and Publications: Johanna Funk Research Associate, Workforce Development, Migration and Learning Pathways Northern Institute, CDU How I’m finding my way in the jungle

2. A little context  Uni student in 90s…vs. now  Remember when hotmail came out?! Now FB, twitter, Instagram,  New to uni research (2 years) after ten years in teaching – research informed practice

3. Projects: What they are teaching me about the open agenda  Bowerbird  OER (open educational resources)Wizard

4. Open Research : What is it?  Twitter, Facebook  Blogs, open Data services, hashtags  Google / LinkedIn groups  – discipline-specific links/feeds to articles in your area of interest –reference other links and websites – which will point you in other directions…

5. Junior researcher/ ECR Context  ‘building a track record’  Grants-papers-mentors-impact- networking vortex jungle  Strategic networking

6. How it can help you network  Cold-calling – google group – posting of questions / ideas – links to others in field – LinkedIn Connections – updates from field- links to recently published articles

7. Case Study – OER14  OER Wizard Project –  common names and organisations  Twitter stalking  Found the conference- call for abstracts  Short paper opportunity  Posted on conference website  TBC for publication of longer version  That’s not to mention the experience of the conference itself

8. Open Access Publications  Policy environment -ARC 2013  E-space at CDU can house your publications  Publication ‘game’ – PhD by publication :  3-8 articles during candidature

9. Open Publications  Tweet it @ and #  Blog it  Facebook it  The Conversation, Mammamia  Search for ‘impact story’  Any more ideas?