Zurückliegende Veranstaltungen
Gemeinsamer Workshop mit der Hochschule Anhalt: Einführung in Open Access und das Urheberrecht
Introduction to open access books: An author's experience
Our Explore Open Access Books - The Sofa Series events are open to all researchers and authors of all disciplines, anywhere in the world. Each virtual session will provide you with information about open access book publishing, which you can dial into from the comfort of your own sofa or workplace.
These online events will take place throughout the year and will cover a range of topics.
1st International Online Conference on Digital Transformation in Culture and Education
The Conference provides an excellent forum for digital librarians, researchers and practitioners to present and discuss the latest advancement and problems as well as future directions and trends in digital transformation in today’s ubiquitous virtual environment challenged by pandemic “new normal”.
2021 Diamond Open Access Journals Conference
Digital Commons is pleased to announce the inaugural International Diamond Open Access Journals Conference, taking place virtually 13-15 April 2021.
IFLA ARL Webinar Series: Digital Preservation – Managing Publications and Data for future Research
The digital world can be elusive and short-lived, as continuous use of digital material may be dependent on the right file format, fitting displaying medium, and sufficient context information. Printed books preserved in academic libraries continue to be of importance for research even if they’re hundreds of years old. The same applies to digital material, resulting in digital preservation as a field of work for academic libraries.
This webinar will first give a comprehensive overview of the basics of digital preservation, and, in a second part, a more in depth account of challenges regarding research data in this field.
Open Access
In der Webinar-Reihe zum Querschnittsthema „Openness“ stellt Dr. Bernhard Mittermaier das Thema „Open Access“ vor. Neben einer kurzen historischen Einordnung und der Kontextualisierung in Wissenschaft, Bibliothek und Gesellschaft werden die verschiedenen Konzepte („Farben“) erläutert. Der Vortrag schließt mit einem Exkurs zu den Transformationsbemühungen im Rahmen der DEAL-Verträge, an deren Verhandlung Bernhard Mittermaier beteiligt ist. Im Anschluss ist ausreichend Zeit für Fragen und zur Diskussion.