OJS Hosting Service for the African Studies community based in Germany
The Specialised Information Service for African Studies offers an OJS Hosting Service to the African Studies community based in Germany.
The Specialised Information Service for African Studies offers an OJS Hosting Service to the African Studies community based in Germany.
Here are 15 reasons for working with the Public Knowledge Project’s Open Journal Systems (OJS). The best reason: we can help you! The Specialised Information Service for African Studies offers an OJS Hosting Service to the African Studies community based in Germany.
It is not easy to start a sustainable journal. The competition among academic journals is great – and new ones are constantly being born. It’s a lot of work.
Work by Africa-based scholars is also cited less than work by other academics.
Katherine Firth has some great suggestions for making online teaching resources accessible in her Research Voodoo Blog. Her advice includes suggestions for catering to students with visual impairments, hearing impairments, hand impairments, among others.
The positioning of academic journals is not neutral: their engagement with the Global South is characterised by several levels of uneven participation, among them thematic scope, acceptance rates and perceived impact.
This overview outlines the conflict between data protection regulations and the archiving, transfer and possible re-use of qualitative research data as is required by some research funders. An interdisciplinary dialogue between researchers, legal representatives, and representatives of data centres and information services is needed to foster an awareness of its rights and obligations in the digital preservation of qualitative research data. The Research Data Management Workshop in autumn 2018 at the University of Bayreuth organised by the Specialised Information Service for African Studies will present an opportunity to engage in such a dialogue.
Find out which aspects research data management will be important in your project with just 7 questions and get specific recommendations for your project (in German).
Funding bodies increasingly require their grant-holders to produce a Data Management Plan (DMP), both during the bid-preparation stage and after funding has been secured. DMPonline helps research teams respond to this requirement.