The 2018 Triangle Scholarly Communication Institute (SCI 2018) ran from October 7 to 11, 2018.
This post captured highlights of activities during the program, including tweets, photos, and links or other information shared by participants. See more at the #TriangleSCI hashtag or @TriangleSCI.
As Hurricane Florence bears down on North Carolina, a preview of the 2018 Scholarly Communication Institute, where a different kind of risk will be explored, starting on October 7. Follow along and join the conversation at #TriangleSCI https://t.co/KfDEDjJkOj
— Triangle Scholarly Communication Institute (@TriangleSCI) September 14, 2018
Gettin' ready for @TriangleSCI next week! We come to mitigate risk, y'all! "Scholarly Communication in a Consumer-Licensed World: Understanding & Reducing the Legal Risk of Commercial Platforms for Popular Media" #scholcomm #copyright #licensing https://t.co/ODe1t0Vosy
— Kyle K. Courtney (@KyleKCourtney) October 3, 2018
Heading for Durham (NC) for #TriangleSCI week-long workshop on how to mitigate the risk of OA for scholarly societies. We need to come together to build the infrastructures, govern the data, and warrant access to anthropological knowledge https://t.co/8lH6vOrKtj
— Alberto Corsín Jiménez (@acorsin@mastodon.social) (@acorsin) October 4, 2018
The 2018 Scholarly Communication Institute @TriangleSCI starts on Sunday. Safe travels and welcome to the Triangle, SCI teams! #TriangleSCI https://t.co/p0PcWu0Xo8
— Paolo Mangiafico (@paoloman) October 5, 2018
Excited to be joining up soon with the cool team of @jnonfiction, @s2ceball, @terrainsvagues, and @acbelan for #triangleSCI
— Monica Still-Masked McCormick (@moncia) October 5, 2018
On my way to @TriangleSCI to discuss ways to overcome risk in #scholcomms - from #OpenAccess publishing models to barriers to equity, diversity and inclusion in Global South. I’m excited (& honoured) to be part of the conversation, & can’t wait to help w/ each project. Thread 👇
— Samantha Hindle (@HindleSamantha) October 7, 2018
Project #2 - Findable, Citable, Usable, Sustainable: will create a framework & checklist for rigorous digital publishing https://t.co/jb17kRnXWi 3/7
— Samantha Hindle (@HindleSamantha) October 7, 2018
Project #4 - ScholComms in a Consumer-Licensed World: will develop strategies and materials to help increase clarity and understanding of popular media copyright law https://t.co/vWCoDTMgnv 5/7
— Samantha Hindle (@HindleSamantha) October 7, 2018
Project #6 - Transparency in Scholarly Publishing for Open Scholarship Evolution (TRANSPOSE): will collate information to shed light on journal #preprint & #peerreview policies that will lead to more informed researchers & promote Open Scholarship https://t.co/bNOcPIvMnr 7/7
— Samantha Hindle (@HindleSamantha) October 7, 2018
Project #2 will be my focus this week, in collaboration w/ @moncia, @acbelan, @jnonfiction, and @s2ceball. So sad @gimenadelr won’t be joining us (October is the month of Too Much Scholcomm). Grateful to @columbialib for supporting my participation in the amazing @TriangleSCI! https://t.co/W0J1BI0Zzs
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 7, 2018
2018 #TriangleSCI will start this afternoon at Rizzo Conference Center at Chapel Hill in North Carolina. I'm proud to participate with @greboun to this workshop #openaccess @DOAJplus pic.twitter.com/LFFFCLIGS0
— Kamel Belhamel🌐 (@kamelbelhamel) October 7, 2018
So grateful to be working on a framework for digital publishing w/ @moncia, @terrainsvagues, @acbelan, @s2ceball at @TriangleSCI. The early convo is already encouraging.
— Joshua Neds-Fox (@jnonfiction) October 7, 2018
It's a beautiful summer day (maybe a bit too warm for October!) for the beginning of #TriangleSCI at the @RizzoCenter in Chapel Hill, NC pic.twitter.com/bzrhqN3GK0
— Triangle Scholarly Communication Institute (@TriangleSCI) October 7, 2018
Let's get this party started! #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/9pohadv8BX
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 7, 2018
Hurrah! @tceles_B_hsup talks about @TriangleSCI as a place to think through things that might be great, but also might disastrously fail. Here it goes!
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 7, 2018
Will Cross giving welcoming remarks at the opening reception/dinner on Sunday
Arrived at @UNC @RizzoCenter for @TriangleSCI. Y'all forgot to say it's still summer here! #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/CV1LeiIYk0
— Kyle K. Courtney (@KyleKCourtney) October 7, 2018
Excited to be at @TriangleSCI this week to join @robgreeneII @seth_denbo @lizcovart @smrobertson3 @environmental to talk about Promoting a Public Face for Scholarly Journals. https://t.co/gn6YgK9MUN
— Cathy Halley (@cathyhalley) October 7, 2018
Entering the ring of fire with @mistersugar at #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/hBybKhq8xQ
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 7, 2018
Anton Zuiker tells stories about volcanoes and overcoming risk
Now at #trianglesci, @mistersugar is talking about the intersection of risk-taking and privilege. I’m here for this.
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 7, 2018
Opening now of 2018 #TriangleSCI at Rizo center at Chapel Hill, #NorthCarolina : Overcoming Risk pic.twitter.com/poTewctlGj
— Kamel Belhamel🌐 (@kamelbelhamel) October 7, 2018
Opening keynote: Overcoming Risk by Anton Zuiker at #TriangleSCI , Rizzo center, chapel Hill, #NorthCarolina pic.twitter.com/NJULPFmmpS
— Kamel Belhamel🌐 (@kamelbelhamel) October 7, 2018
Notes for a retreat with @foundhistory at #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/2bTb6mqalc
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 7, 2018
Tom Scheinfeldt helping us think about how to use the opportunities and constraints of a retreat to develop our ideas over the next few days
Jarring moment seeing @publichistorian on the screen at @TriangleSCI, up on the THATCamp homepage next to @s2ceball, worlds colliding.
— Joshua Neds-Fox (@jnonfiction) October 7, 2018
Raising a barn at #TriangleSCI with @foundhistory pic.twitter.com/NvbgNzz6rC
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 7, 2018
The constraints of the retreat, like the constraints of the sonnet, are not anti-creativity, but open space for what can emerge from what we have—@foundhistory on @TriangleSCI
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 7, 2018
Introduction of all participants of 2018 #TriangleSCI and what their experience and their projects. #openaccess pic.twitter.com/UeN5Tnk221
— Kamel Belhamel🌐 (@kamelbelhamel) October 7, 2018
Opening dinner at TriangleSCI on Sunday evening
#TriangleSCI would be wise to heed @JoshBolick's advice and hit @ThePitBBQDurham on Monday! https://t.co/LfDKZk5Ms5
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 7, 2018
Already (and not surprised)blown by all of the cool people at #TriangleSCI should be a few days unlike any I’ve experienced!
— Carrie Russell (@ALA_Carrie) October 8, 2018
Neat to meet so many fascinating scholars at @TriangleSCI opening night! (Also a joy to finally meet @lizcovart in person, among so many) Can’t wait to get to work tomorrow.
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 8, 2018
Big-picture thought as Day One of #TriangleSCI gets underway: if scholarly societies are research intermediaries (https://t.co/7anWZX91lo), then one of the underlying risks they face is disintermediation.
— Marcel LaFlamme (@MarcelLaFlamme_) October 8, 2018
The TRANSPOSE team is ready for @TriangleSCI! We're working to make journal policies about #preprints and #peerreview more transparent: https://t.co/WIHPbwpJdw pic.twitter.com/x9sJmQm81R
— Jessica Polka (@jessicapolka) October 8, 2018
Final info from @paoloman before we jump into team time at #TriangleSCI! pic.twitter.com/g8DoJ0eihc
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 8, 2018
Here at #TriangleSCI our group--"Promoting a Public Face for Scholarly Journals"--is talking about questions of what kinds of audiences scholarly journals are trying to reach. Big questions about mission, funding, and resources!
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 8, 2018
#TriangleSCI warming up! Team "#ScholComm in the Consumer-Licesned World" starting to solve the licensing problem! @ALA_Carrie @tuckytaylor @tceles_B_hsup @EricJHarbeson @TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/utDWjjJEzY
— Kyle K. Courtney (@KyleKCourtney) October 8, 2018
Right now at #TriangleSCI we're getting into the nitty-gritty of models of peer reviewed scholarship and academic writing. It's startling to realize how many different models could be out there!
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 8, 2018
Second day at #TriangleSCI , Team #cognijust starting to explore the translation of the #DOAJ website in different languages & to edit an editorial policy guide @TriangleSCI @DOAJplus pic.twitter.com/LWNrP0ERNI
— Kamel Belhamel🌐 (@kamelbelhamel) October 8, 2018
Here at #TriangleSCI, the #FICUS team is building a framework for findable, citable, usable, sustainable digital publishing. Are there any existing frameworks or guides you've found useful? We know they're out there, but we're sure there are some we've missed.
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 8, 2018
Every year at the #trianglesci I say to myself: "This year's teams are the best." 2018 is no different.
— UNCScholComm (@UNCScholComm) October 8, 2018
Ideas coming together for the Consumer-Licensed World team at #TriangleSCI with @KyleKCourtney, @tuckytaylor, @ALA_Carrie, and Eric Harbeson. pic.twitter.com/7KlQqO3bta
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 8, 2018
For those of you following along at home, here's a description of our grand(iose?) plan: https://t.co/kAcqBLHtbh #TriangleSCI https://t.co/Qphy4duMBC
— Monica Still-Masked McCormick (@moncia) October 8, 2018
We're building a framework that draws on other guidelines for digital publishing. And probably creates some new frames. Which ones do you know about? Tell us! #FiCUS #TriangleSCI https://t.co/TVFJDHm1zE
— Dr. Cheryl E. Ball (@s2ceball) October 8, 2018
We've divvied up responsibilities among the group for our working paper on Promoting a Public Face for Scholarly Journals--I'll be first writer for Engaging Contemporary Issues and Forums for Connecting Authors and Readers Online. #TriangleSCI
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 8, 2018
Great stuff from @BradyLisaM about what journal editors do and why they do it. My favorite is “Passion for the discipline & process of knowledge generation” #TriangleSCI
— Seth Denbo (@seth_denbo) October 8, 2018
Lunch at the Dubose House
Dubose House
I mean, there are worse places to spend a week talking about #copyright, #fairuse, and streaming media with friends old and new. #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/kfCBeHz0D5
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 8, 2018
Anthropological insight in action: @asagbed points out that scholarly societies borrowed their name from, well, societies. They enculturate, spread resources, uphold and contest tradition. #TriangleSCI
— Marcel LaFlamme (@MarcelLaFlamme_) October 8, 2018
Great opening session this morning on what societies are for, how they work, and what risks they face. Drilling down into the nitty-gritty of @CASCATweet's publishing program this afternoon. #TriangleSCI
— Marcel LaFlamme (@MarcelLaFlamme_) October 8, 2018
shoutout to the #cognijust team who generously engaged this american in conversation at lunch on scholarly communication justice issues for the global south @TriangleSCI
— Joshua Neds-Fox (@jnonfiction) October 8, 2018
Making progress on navigating a consumer-licensed world at #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/2Wweqyg1qX
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 8, 2018
Something to look out for at #TriangleSCI 🌋 pic.twitter.com/ahibAEg6W9
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 8, 2018
Duke’s money is tobacco money—“bright leaf” tobacco, in fact. #TriangleSCI isn’t all conference rooms. pic.twitter.com/0opya1qmHj
— Cathy Halley (@cathyhalley) October 8, 2018
Duke Chapel
This dinner with #TriangleSCI in Durham provides another opportunity for me to say... pic.twitter.com/GYG8xz7LEh
— Cathy Halley (@cathyhalley) October 8, 2018
Yep, @JSTOR_Daily has a story about that! https://t.co/zduTSc36H5
— Cathy Halley (@cathyhalley) October 8, 2018
NC BBQ at The Pit in Durham
Touring @HuntLibrary with #TriangleSCI hosts @tceles_B_hsup & @ericayhayes. Bookbot FTW! pic.twitter.com/VcMh521Cxt
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 9, 2018
@HuntLibrary @ncsulibraries gave us #TriangleSCI @TriangleSCI fellows the behind the scenes Book Bot tour! #BookBot pic.twitter.com/Qmaz7y3djJ
— Kyle K. Courtney (@KyleKCourtney) October 9, 2018
In Durham for @TriangleSCI, so had to get the pit barbq, fried chicken, and then find a @hissgldnmssr fan to tell me all the local stories about M. C. Taylor and @philcookmusic.
— Joshua Neds-Fox (@jnonfiction) October 9, 2018
Visiting the NC state university library #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/HCNHPGY6ne
— Kamel Belhamel🌐 (@kamelbelhamel) October 9, 2018
Just a little bit of @ncsulibraries jealousy going on right now. #triangleSCI pic.twitter.com/lAIA80tGgS
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 9, 2018
One insight from yesterday's #TriangleSCI discussion about the future of scholarly societies: are we seeing a shift from the role of consolidator to that of facilitator for a network of self-organized projects? What would societies need to change to do this more effectively?
— Marcel LaFlamme (@MarcelLaFlamme_) October 9, 2018
We've have been yesterday at Hunt Library of #NorthCarolina University, the future is here! #TriangleSCI @TriangleSCI @USEmbAlgiers @DOAJplus pic.twitter.com/8DyXCl09jD
— Kamel Belhamel🌐 (@kamelbelhamel) October 9, 2018
TRANSPOSE team working hard on Tuesday morning at #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/jk1g7N4CYi
— Triangle Scholarly Communication Institute (@TriangleSCI) October 9, 2018
This is actually part of what we at #triangleSCI are trying to address in our working group on Promoting a Public Face for Scholarly Journals--the relationship between blogging and academic work. https://t.co/rG5LZcAlsE
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 9, 2018
What an all-start team! Amazing! Looking forward to hearing all about it from those of you coming to FORCE later this week.
— Juan Pablo Alperin (@juancommander) October 9, 2018
should, it probably should have said "all-star" but you are also a team of people that start things, so I suppose you can be an all-start(ers) team as well.
— Juan Pablo Alperin (@juancommander) October 9, 2018
#TriangleSCI will be visiting the @NatlHumanities Center tonight - looking forward to it! https://t.co/kI53LGGUOx
— Triangle Scholarly Communication Institute (@TriangleSCI) October 9, 2018
#FiCUS team working on their checklist at #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/v4nIMuuD7P
— Triangle Scholarly Communication Institute (@TriangleSCI) October 9, 2018
@tceles_B_hsup starts up the conversation for our @TriangleSCI #TriangleSCI project "Scholarly Communication in a Consumer-Licensed World: Understanding & Reducing the Legal Risk of Commercial Platforms for Popular Media" https://t.co/ODe1t0Vosy pic.twitter.com/sDNR9AedwX
— Kyle K. Courtney (@KyleKCourtney) October 9, 2018
What a wonderful experience @TriangleSCI is! I wish all participants a wonderful week of thinking and collaborating!
— Electronic Literature Lab (@ELitLab) October 9, 2018
First group presentation/discussion is up at the #trianglesci. @tceles_B_hsup, @KyleKCourtney, @ALA_Carrie, @EricJHarbeson, @tuckytaylor discuss #ScholarlyCommunication in a Consumer-Licensed World.
— UNCScholComm (@UNCScholComm) October 9, 2018
Now looking at the Netflix license agreement and how restrictive it is. It prohibits use for educational purposes of any kind. #TriangleSCI
— Seth Denbo (@seth_denbo) October 9, 2018
Will Cross talks about developing guidance for university counsels around fair use claims on consumer-licensed content. #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/yMd1F56G2O
— Marcel LaFlamme (@MarcelLaFlamme_) October 9, 2018
A more challenging conversation with @AmericanAnthro this morning has me thinking about Albert Hirschman on exit and voice: when do society members decide that their energies are better spent on other fronts? #TriangleSCI
— Marcel LaFlamme (@MarcelLaFlamme_) October 9, 2018
Coincidentally we are working on this exact issue right now @TriangleSCI #TriangleSCI! "#ScholComm in Consumer-Licensed World: Understanding & Reducing Legal Risk of Commercial Platforms for Media" https://t.co/ODe1t0Vosy w/ @EricJHarbeson @ALA_Carrie @tceles_B_hsup @tuckytaylor
— Kyle K. Courtney (@KyleKCourtney) October 9, 2018
I just learned about the WTFPL license and my day is 100% brighter. https://t.co/YNqpnG1f8j #TriangleSCI #FiCUS
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 9, 2018
Me, in reaction to @jnonfiction's "Is it a thing or a software?" question #FiCUS #TriangleSCI https://t.co/7O9asaWiWm
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 9, 2018
Grateful to the TRANSPOSE team for giving us some things to think about at @culanth: how do we handle contributions from coreviewers, manuscripts that already appear on the web as preprints? Policy discussions to follow! #TriangleSCI
— Marcel LaFlamme (@MarcelLaFlamme_) October 9, 2018
Transpose : an initiative aiming to crowdsource a list journal policies presented at #TriangleSCI #peerreview #openreview pic.twitter.com/9dKahWLixC
— Kamel Belhamel🌐 (@kamelbelhamel) October 9, 2018
Also, some good dialogue between humanities and STEM scholars about peer review and the broad differences between the two fields in terms of peer review and our journals. #TriangleSCI
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 9, 2018
Also, I have to say the perspectives of scholars from Algeria, Quebec, Spain, and Burkina Faso (among other areas of the world) has been incredibly helpful thinking through some of these questions from different POVs. #TriangleSCI
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 9, 2018
The National Humanities Center is beautiful on so many levels #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/2GDLGEjv4n
— Cathy Halley (@cathyhalley) October 9, 2018
The extracurricular activities at @TriangleSCI--conversations, surprising small moments, visits to dynamic spaces--have been particularly rewarding, certainly more than I anticipated.
— Joshua Neds-Fox (@jnonfiction) October 9, 2018
Talking all about public audience and scholarly risk at #TriangleSCI. pic.twitter.com/OchNesiXw3
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 9, 2018
“For the 900 years, we [scholars] have know who are audience are. ... More and more are looking for audiences outside the garden wall.” #TriangleSCI
— Cathy Halley (@cathyhalley) October 9, 2018
#TriangleSCI reception at the @NatlHumanities Center, with thoughtful remarks by Tania Munz and @joshuasosin, food, drink, & great conversation. And even a surreptitious trip up the forbidden stairs. 😁 pic.twitter.com/9o9xhy5bT5
— Triangle Scholarly Communication Institute (@TriangleSCI) October 10, 2018
A team at #TriangleSCI, #TRANSpose is working on this problem! https://t.co/7JT4AZgBlt
— Allison Belan (@acbelan) October 10, 2018
Team Ficus beginning a discussion of how to make digital projects Findable, Impactful, Citable, Usable, and Sustainable at #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/48hLcvnZ1Q
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 10, 2018
3rd day at #TriangleSCI , presenration of project: #Findable, #impact, #usable , #sustainable @TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/fyE8W5W0nB
— Kamel Belhamel🌐 (@kamelbelhamel) October 10, 2018
The “F” for Findable is missing, but the FICUS team at #TriangleSCI is talking about digital products findable, usable, etc. this is near and dear to @JSTOR_Daily’s heart. pic.twitter.com/33aJsaLsfR
— Cathy Halley (@cathyhalley) October 10, 2018
Something I've noticed a lot here at #TriangleSCI: people asking important questions about audience. The current presentation on digital publishing is really diving deep into this!
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 10, 2018
Great use of crowdsourced comments on a checklist for digital scholarship publishers under development by the FICUS team. #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/pAAFR3WUIg
— Marcel LaFlamme (@MarcelLaFlamme_) October 10, 2018
This next group at #TriangleSci including @spinsterofutica is here talking about the risk of #openaccess to scholarly societies. pic.twitter.com/Gj7qAC069u
— Cathy Halley (@cathyhalley) October 10, 2018
Provocative question number one million here at #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/b20ATtyiRA
— Cathy Halley (@cathyhalley) October 10, 2018
"Does it matter if scholarly societies survive?" asks @spinsterofutica, and then answers "I think yes, but maybe we have to earn it if we're standing in the way of a transformation to open." @TriangleSCI
— Joshua Neds-Fox (@jnonfiction) October 10, 2018
Good example of open access for scholarly journals and societies here, featured during the current #TriangleSCI presentation: https://t.co/mTCBMs05W8
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 10, 2018
@kamerlinlab @bruin_bas and others are worried about this issue especially in relation to Plan S. Will be interesting to see what comes out of @TriangleSCI on the topic!
— J Britt Holbrook (@jbrittholbrook) October 10, 2018
Libraria ( https://t.co/PfCbInzdwA ) is a collaborative project to provide open access to anthropology & archaeology using library resources in the spirit of @scoap3 & @openlibhums. Very interesting model 👀@TriangleSCI #TriangleSCI
— Jessica Polka (@jessicapolka) October 10, 2018
This also provides a sense of what the open-access group is talking about--https://t.co/0UyaH9DzgU #TriangleSCI
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 10, 2018
I LOVE the meat of these fascinating discussions around #openaccess and learned societies at #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/0D1BzgShZJ
— Cathy Halley (@cathyhalley) October 10, 2018
Wow @acorsin made a fascinating point: the question of open access for scholarly journals is really one for the Global North. Places such as Latin America include scholarly societies that make their journals publicly available. #TriangleSCI
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 10, 2018
Although sensibly implemented #openaccess does not need to be a risk to scholarly societies. The issue of implementation is absolutely critical. Indeed look forward to seeing the outcome of this discussion at @TriangleSCI
— Caroline Lynn Kamerlin 💉😷 🇬🇧🇸🇪🇮🇷 ☀️ 🇪🇺🦓 (@kamerlinlab) October 10, 2018
Totally agree! The issue for me is not whether one is for or against Plan S, but whether the implementation takes account of the risks voiced by researchers and others. Pointing out risks of a plan is not the same as being completely opposed to the plan!
— J Britt Holbrook (@jbrittholbrook) October 10, 2018
The theme of this year's #TriangleSCI is "overcoming risk" - so the discussions here are not just highlighting potential risks, but thinking about which ones are real and which are unwarranted fears, and seeking ways to overcome them both.
— Triangle Scholarly Communication Institute (@TriangleSCI) October 10, 2018
We agree. Building bridges between potential audiences and publics and the research that happens all over the world in various institutions is part of what we try to do as well.
— @MeasureRadio (@MeasureRadio) October 10, 2018
This is so exciting! Bringing it to the attention of @ColumbiaDS and #TriangleSCI! https://t.co/QSRjAW0QEl
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 10, 2018
Thanks for the plug, @jessicapolka! We’re actively seeking new library supporters and partner societies/journals: feel free to DM me or write us at join@libraria.cc to have an exploratory convo.
— Marcel LaFlamme (@MarcelLaFlamme_) October 10, 2018
Our group is up for plenary at #TriangleSCI - our overall interest is in extending the role of journals in scholarly communication beyond the publication of articles 1/2
— Stephen Robertson (@smrobertson3) October 10, 2018
Here at #TriangleSCI we’re pursuing that goal by producing a guide for editors of historical journals to digital tools that offer a means of enhancing articles, repackaging articles to extend their audience, and engaging with readers.
— Stephen Robertson (@smrobertson3) October 10, 2018
@BradyLisaM first up talking about what journal editors do and why and how digital tools, platforms and approaches can advance and expand that work#TriangleSCI
— Stephen Robertson (@smrobertson3) October 10, 2018
From the plenary on promoting a public face for scholarly journals: I’m proud of how many of these things @culanth does! #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/GZ1fi10pVV
— Marcel LaFlamme (@MarcelLaFlamme_) October 10, 2018
Heck no! Exciting to think with folks here at #TriangleSCI about *non-APC* models of gold OA, including @libraria_cc.
— Marcel LaFlamme (@MarcelLaFlamme_) October 10, 2018
3rd day at #TriangleSCI , presenration of project: promoting a public face for #scholarly #journals, @TriangleSCI @DOAJplus pic.twitter.com/tKhxT9gBEL
— Kamel Belhamel🌐 (@kamelbelhamel) October 10, 2018
The fact that (a) #opened18, #force2018, and #TriangleSCI are ALL happening right now and (b) #dlforum18 starts in a couple of days means that there must be a bunch of North American universities without #scholcomm teams right now (and a bunch of exhausted #scholcommies)
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 10, 2018
What could journal editors do to enhance articles or make them understandable to non-scholarly audiences?
— Stephen Robertson (@smrobertson3) October 10, 2018
Annotated article; Online material on article content; Online material on article methods; Forums to connect author/readers; Author interviews #TriangleSCI
How could we provide journal editors with resources for #scholcomm - a co-op model &/or training for interns with an emphasis on how to train & hand off to other staff #TriangleSCI
— Stephen Robertson (@smrobertson3) October 10, 2018
Lively conversation around our Public Face for Scholarly Journals presentation. pic.twitter.com/2hBrmct07J
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 10, 2018
Our decision tree in regards to what journal editors want to achieve--and how to achieve it. #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/XHAemPj95W
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 10, 2018
Team #CognitiveJustice introduce themselves in five languages and collectively drop the mic.
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 10, 2018
I'm so excited to learn more about their project. #TriangleSCI
Totally inspired by the work of Florence Piron and the cognitive justice group at #TriangleSCI. OA advocates, if you’re not plugged into this conversation, fix it. https://t.co/HGrQRULlOh pic.twitter.com/UzYSx5Db3Q
— Marcel LaFlamme (@MarcelLaFlamme_) October 10, 2018
Wonderful opening quote from Cognitive Justice team at #TriangleSCI querying the epistemic and neocolonial assumptions underlying this Clarivate statement: "English is the universal language of science" (https://t.co/lcrPuNST9B)
— Alberto Corsín Jiménez (@acorsin@mastodon.social) (@acorsin) October 10, 2018
Cognitive Justice = epistemological, ethical, & political ideal aiming at creation & free circulation of socially relevant knowledges across the globe, not just in the North, w/in a science practicing an inclusive universalism, open to all knowledges & epistemologies #TriangleSCI
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 10, 2018
Final panel at #TriangleSCI on cognitive justice in journal publishing. Deeply intrigued already! pic.twitter.com/8TMzI15GXy
— Dr. Robert Greene II (@robgreeneII) October 10, 2018
Creating Global Cognitive Justice — terrific presentation at #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/4ELyVQsUG5
— Cathy Halley (@cathyhalley) October 10, 2018
Cognitive justice team now proposing a polycentric model for open science (YES!) (and citing @HuMetricsHSS work, which is such an honor for our project) #TriangleSCI
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 10, 2018
Check out https://t.co/EUWr0TfE6w whose goal is to "soutenir, mettre en lumière et faire circuler librement les savoirs des chercheurs et chercheuses d’Afrique et d’Haïti" (support, highlight, & make openly available African and Haitian scholarship) #TriangleSCI
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 10, 2018
DICAMES, the first #openaccess Francophone repository for sub-Saharan Africa (19 countries!) https://t.co/RdF7ExhkMJ #TriangleSCI #scholcomm
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 10, 2018
Group working on Creating Cognitive Justice project: The Global South is not one monolithic entity. There are many different countries, cultures, and situations. #TriangleSCI
— UNCScholComm (@UNCScholComm) October 10, 2018
Another link: Guide de la recherche documentaire dans le web scientifique libre (Guide to searching for open access research) https://t.co/2VPbICGs6k #triangleSCI
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 10, 2018
https://t.co/x9IRTEpbvj features 5,000 journals and 51 institutions and has been going since 2009. They'll be adding francophone African journals and also push them to @DOAJplus #TriangleSCI
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 10, 2018
Here’s the announcement about the Relata search project that @acorsin just mentioned at #TriangleSCI. This plenary is giving us food for thought about developing a multilingual interface. https://t.co/Og6TtTXytu
— Marcel LaFlamme (@MarcelLaFlamme_) October 10, 2018
Guide méthodologique décolonisé de rédaction d'un projet de thèse en sciences sociales et humaines (A Decolonized Methodological Guide to Writing a Thesis in the Humanities and Social Sciences) edited by @Flopir https://t.co/c9yFLnfOzA #TriangleSCI
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 10, 2018
Hey, #TriangleSCI, you can support the work of @Flopir's @ScienceBienComm (Association science et bien commun) for just $25 CAD a year: https://t.co/tONgELCISs #scholcomm
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 10, 2018
3rd day at #TriangleSCI , presenration of our project: Creating Global Cognitive Justice , @TriangleSCI @DOAJplus #openaccess pic.twitter.com/Gngo3U8Ix6
— Kamel Belhamel🌐 (@kamelbelhamel) October 10, 2018
Our International team at #TriangleSCI , presented a project on Creating Global Cognitive Justice , @TriangleSCI @DOAJplus #openaccess pic.twitter.com/6ja1JPctjs
— Kamel Belhamel🌐 (@kamelbelhamel) October 10, 2018
Some good advice from #TriangleSCI colleagues pic.twitter.com/GXypti5sjs
— Seth Denbo (@seth_denbo) October 10, 2018
Since I’m in Chapel Hill, NC for #TriangleSCI ... https://t.co/oBkRQjmtUn
— Cathy Halley (@cathyhalley) October 10, 2018
@TriangleSCI I know y'all have a lot on your plates (including barbecue, yum), but maybe relevant to discussion: https://t.co/bLAg03lhdu.
— J Britt Holbrook (@jbrittholbrook) October 10, 2018
Because of a rescheduled flight, I‘m leaving #triangleSCI early. So sad to miss the last day. Huge thanks to the organizers and all our excellent colleagues! See you again soon, team #FICUS: @terrainsvagues, @s2ceball, @acbelan, @jnonfiction
— Monica Still-Masked McCormick (@moncia) October 11, 2018
Today is wrap-up day for the #TriangleSCI. Starts with a summary from the group that is working on library preservation and access issues w/r/t streaming media licensed to consumers only.
— UNCScholComm (@UNCScholComm) October 11, 2018
The delightfully lawyerly term "sub rosa" that @tceles_B_hsup is using makes me think that informality in scholarly communication might be a possible theme for 2019's #TriangleSCI.
— Marcel LaFlamme (@MarcelLaFlamme_) October 11, 2018
The emerging consensus metaphor at @TriangleSCI this week: The Magic 8 Ball that always returns "It Depends" pic.twitter.com/zonvXT3vhN
— Joshua Neds-Fox (@jnonfiction) October 11, 2018
"What appears in scholarly journals should not stay in scholarly journals." The Society Journal team making their elevator pitch at #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/lAvqVxJlWy
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 11, 2018
Thankful our group presented BEFORE the FICUS group at #TriangleSCI talking about making digital projects findable, impactful, curable, usable, and sustainable. 😍 pic.twitter.com/ExtqgXiEo9
— Cathy Halley (@cathyhalley) October 11, 2018
We’ve entered David Mamet mode at #triangleSCI pic.twitter.com/4EKGiq4avS
— John Sherer (@jesherer) October 11, 2018
Hey #TriangleSCI #FORCE2018 #OpenEd18 I'm the ed-in-chief of @theidealis_sc, bringing you the best in #openaccess #scholcomm research, and I need guest editors to nominate content! Particularly interested in linguistic and geographic diversity. DM if you'd like to get involved!
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 11, 2018
That's the theme of our soon-to-be white paper assessing risk! "Scholarly Communication in a Consumer-Licensed World: Understanding & Reducing the Legal Risk of Commercial Platforms for Popular Media" Although "We come to mitigate risk, y'all!" was also a theme! #TriangleSCI https://t.co/cGJfJqjw5X
— Kyle K. Courtney (@KyleKCourtney) October 11, 2018
Team #FICUS reaches new levels of punchy on the final day of #TriangleSCI (@ColumbiaDS, some of this might hit a little close to home!) https://t.co/QwEtS7PJoG
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 11, 2018
Now presenting at the #TriangleSCI: The Cognitive Justice group begins by explaining that this work must go beyond open access to the research articles of the global north.
— UNCScholComm (@UNCScholComm) October 11, 2018
The Cognitive Justice team presenting on the inequity in knowledge production in scholarly communication and the limits of #oa as a tool to empower the global south in an english-only scholarly communication system. #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/5vJKJFM0VC
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 11, 2018
The San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) on impact that was just mentioned at #TriangleSCI: https://t.co/X16PwflDhE
— Seth Denbo (@seth_denbo) October 11, 2018
We don't have to think that "they" can learn a lot from us; we can learn a lot from "them." @greboun on changing the geopolitical inequities of scholarly publishing at #TriangleSCI (This cognitive justice team has my heart)
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 11, 2018
Perhaps of interest to #TriangleSCI and #FORCE2018 - a new call for submissions for a special issue of @Pubs_MDPI "New Frontiers for Openness in Scholarly Publishing" https://t.co/kpgxBcR7RI edited by @MsPhelps @Protohedgehog and me #openscience pic.twitter.com/dcpdUUus6O
— Tony Ross-Hellauer - tonyRH@mstdn.social (@tonyR_H) October 11, 2018
This map of where authors listed in Web of Science Iive isn't that surprising, but that doesn't make it any less awful: #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/IStAq87LJf
— Seth Denbo (@seth_denbo) October 11, 2018
My favorite thing about the last day of #trianglesci is that the connections between all our projects become clear (there's a sliver of hope! let's move from #BurnItAllDown to #WeCanDoIt)
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 11, 2018
So ready to put that MFA in translation to work and make the vital work of @sciencebiencomm and the #CognitiveJustice team available to anglophone readers 🙂 #TriangleSCI
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 11, 2018
It is clear that we must attend #TriangleSCI next year.
— UC Berkeley Scholarly Communication (@UCB_ScholComm) October 11, 2018
That last #TriangleSCI presentation makes me wonder how hard it would be to translate and distribute our metadata into other languages? Are any #universitypresses doing this?
— John Sherer (@jesherer) October 11, 2018
A "pitch within a pitch" for connecting libraries and scholarly societies from the Scholarly Society team at #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/jaBg7E8YrL
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 11, 2018
If we brought nothing else to #TriangleSCI this year, I’m glad the Consumer-Licensed World team’s “It Depends” Magic 8 Ball idea seems to be taking off . . . pic.twitter.com/HPyRrVc9UE
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 11, 2018
Now presenting at #TriangleSCI : TRANSPOSE team aims to make available information about journals' policies for peer review, preprints, and attribution. https://t.co/SSIIyjeTjx
— UNCScholComm (@UNCScholComm) October 11, 2018
Michael has arrived at #TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/VhyVnuhoTK
— Seth Denbo (@seth_denbo) October 11, 2018
Brainstorming #TriangleSCI themes for next year: translation, diversity & inclusion, organizing, advocacy, expanding and connecting networks, tenure & promotion...
— Nicky Agate @terrainsvagues@zirk.us (@terrainsvagues) October 11, 2018
And of course huge thanks to @paoloman and everyone else who made #TriangleSCI possible.
— Seth Denbo (@seth_denbo) October 11, 2018
Ditto!@paoloman made it all look easy, which means there was a ton of advance work. Thanks to his team, and all the #TriangleSCI folks for your ideas, creativity, and commitment. Hoping all of you get home safely--I'm now back in Delaware, having flown out ahead of the storm. https://t.co/AV2dDptgOV
— Monica Still-Masked McCormick (@moncia) October 11, 2018
Thanks to everyone at #TriangleSCI for an amazing week of work, discovery, and exploration, especially my teammates on the Consumer-Licensed World project, @ALA_Carrie, @tuckytaylor, @KyleKCourtney, and @EricJHarbeson. Excited to keep building on what we've begun! pic.twitter.com/IprojhGnIy
— Will Cross (@tceles_B_hsup) October 11, 2018
Absolutely honored to be at #TriangleSCI with so many great people! And who could ask for a better team of stone cold #copyright advocates?!? @TriangleSCI pic.twitter.com/PoDqsqqTnn
— Kyle K. Courtney (@KyleKCourtney) October 11, 2018
Thanks again to everyone who made #TriangleSCI such a wonderful experience, and especially to the @MellonFdn for providing the funding that makes it all possible! Some highlights from the program posted here so we can savor the memories... https://t.co/wILhnKwVAZ
— Paolo Mangiafico (@paoloman) October 11, 2018
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