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5-7 min

Share out of relevant updates, 1-minute each!

Review of Working Session and Competencies (link to spreadsheet in Shared Google Drive)

Definition of Competency: Possession of sufficient knowledge or skill

• Create templates of the competencies, that can then develop into workshops
  • Essentials of open research for librarians 
• Ideas for competencies
  • Open Science principles
  • Inside Bryn Mawr

Discussion about defining (at least tentatively) broad open competency categories and starting to map 2023 programming around the competencies

• Librarians are more involved in the beginning of research and at the end
  • Finding open resources
    • acquire materials and direct to these materials
  • Open software
  • open publishing (scholarship, data, code)
  • open methodologies
    • peer review
    • pre-registration
    • documentation (protocols.io)
  • Crowdsourcing/ citizen science

• When sharing with liaisons, take user personas approach
  • Library of user personas for open data
• Workshop with selectors
  • what ORSC has been doing
  • here is our framework
  • opportunity to fill out a template, utilize user stories
• Research data management liaison survey 
• More utilization of "Open Research" tag in LibCal, encourage librarians to use the tag for any applicable workshops to get a better understanding of what existing regular open research workshops are being offered 

Open workshop planning

• How do we model open as open

Open education

Competencies Framing

~5 competencies with ~3 things (not yet decided)

Open Data (e.g.)

• Subject librarians can direct researchers to subject-specific data repositories. 
• Subject librarians can point researchers to relevant metadata standards.

Neuro Open Repositories Template 

Timeline for presenting/holding workshops for subject librarians

Co-working in May 22nd Atrium Cafe

Next Meeting June 7th!