Throughout the 2024-2025 winter season CRAFT-OA is organizing a coffee lecture series on technical publication standards.
26 September 2025 (English)
Our next Coffee Lecture is about how open-access training can help support staff working in academic publishing, regardless of their current level of technical expertise. In this session, Cezary Rosiński (IBL PAN) will introduce a new set of training materials designed to strengthen technological skills across the publishing process. The materials offer four learning paths tailored to different levels of involvement in the publishing process. They cover key areas such as workflow management, data processing, data management, and publishing software. You’ll also find practical use cases, including DOI registration and using Google Sheets as a publishing dashboard. During the session, we’ll walk you through the structure of the training and show how it can help streamline editorial workflows through smart use of available tools. All materials can be previewed here.
The session will take place on webex and the recording will be made available in the coffee lecture series playlist on TIB’s AV Portal.
Watch the recording here: https://av.tib.eu/media/71771
12 June 2025
Our second coffee lecture in June covers some of the development work done as part of the CRAFT-OA project to support the Diamond OA publishing community: Dulip Withanage (TIB) and Ipula Ranasinghe (TIB) will discuss everything new regarding GDPR support at the Public Knowledge Project’s publishing systems (Open Journal System/Open Monograph Press/Open Preprint Server). After the lecture, the speakers will also be available to answer your questions on data protection and PKP applications.
The event will take place online via Webex. The short lecture will be recorded and made available later. However, the recording will be stopped before the Q&A session.
Watch the recording here: https://av.tib.eu/media/70590
5 June 2025 (English)
We are organizing another CRAFT-OA coffee lecture on technical publication standards! The series continues with a lecture by Xenia van Edig (TIB) on “Self-Archiving Policy – Benefits and Implementation at TIB Open Publishing”. Open Access publishers and editors alike will gain insights into the processes at TIB Open Publishing. After the lecture, Xenia van Edig, who is the platform manager of TIB Open Publishing, will be available for questions from the audience.
The event will take place online via Webex. The short lecture will be recorded for the purpose of making it available later. However, the recording will be stopped before the Q&A session.
Watch the recording here: https://av.tib.eu/media/70589
5 March 2025 (English)
If you are new to Open Journals Systems (OJS) or struggling with the basics of using it for your open access journal, join this short lecture by Oliver Krüger from SUB Hamburg. The “Technical Standards of Journal Hosting. An Overview for Beginners” session will focus on Public Knowledge Project’s (PKP) Open Journals System (OJS) and there will be an opportunity for questions after the presentation.
Watch the recording here: https://av.tib.eu/media/69950
Presentation slides: https://zenodo.org/records/14999324
10 February 2025 (English)
If you’re a journal editor, a publication platform manager, technical staff or a librarian who advises Diamond OA journals, you could be making decisions that affect adhering to the OpenAIRE guidelines. In this short lecture (in English), Leonidas Pispiringas from OpenAIRE will introduce OpenAIRE Guidelines and the integration into the OpenAIRE Graph. There will be an opportunity for questions after the presentation.
Watch the recording here: https://av.tib.eu/media/69859
Presentation slides: https://zenodo.org/records/14850915
26 November 2024 (in German)
Nelli Taller from the PID Network Germany will give the first coffee lecture in German. The short lecture will discuss the use of three important persistent identifiers: ORCID, DOI and ROR. There will be an opportunity for questions after the presentation.
The event will take place online via Webex. You can join via this link (also in your browser). The short lecture will be recorded to make it available later. However, the recording will be stopped before the Q&A session.
Watch the recording here: https://av.tib.eu/media/69690
Presentation slides: https://zenodo.org/records/14228633
Wie nutze ich ORCID, DOI und ROR? With Nelli Taller, TIB Hannover
Please feel free to forward this invitation to all interested parties. More multilingual coffee lectures will be announced shortly.
German invite:
In der neuen Coffee Lectures Reihe von CRAFT-OA wird es den ganzen Winter über Vorträge zu Themen rund um technische Publikationsstandards geben. Den Anfang macht Nelli Taller vom PID Network Deutschland. In dem Kurzvortrag wird es um die Nutzung von drei wichtigen Persistent Identifiers gehen: ORCID, DOI und ROR. Nach dem Vortrag wird es die Möglichkeit für Fragen geben.
Die Veranstaltung findet online über Webex statt. Über diesen Link können Sie (auch im Browser) beitreten. Zum Zweck der späteren Verfügbarmachung wird der Kurzvortrag aufgezeichnet. Die Aufzeichnung wird jedoch vor der Fragerunde gestoppt.
26. November 2024, 15:00-16:00 Uhr (online)
Wie nutze ich ORCID, DOI und ROR? Nelli Taller, TIB Hannover
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