The open scholarship ecosystem faces collapse; it’s also our best hope for a more resilient future
The open scholarship ecosystem faces collapse; it’s also our best hope for a more resilient future
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开放的学术生态系统面临崩溃；这也是我们对更具弹性的未来的最大希望。
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2020
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K. Thaney
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COVID-19疫情对大学和高等教育机构产生了重大影响，减少了预算，并带来了新的设计挑战，这将从根本上改变研究和奖学金的运作方式。经济波动也限制了对学院所依赖的关键系统和服务的支持，特别是那些社区主导的系统和服务。Kaitlin Thaney认为，有必要集中在社区控制的开放式奖学金项目上，以满足当前的需求，并为未来的危机情况建立一个更具弹性的学术交流系统，并邀请读者参与规划如何维护这样的系统。
The COVID-19 pandemic is significantly impacting universities and higher education institutions, reducing budgets and presenting new design challenges that will fundamentally alter how research and scholarship operate. Economic volatility is also constraining support for key systems and services that the academy relies on, especially those that are community-led. Kaitlin Thaney argues that there’s a need to converge on community-controlled open scholarship projects, to both meet the demands of the moment, and build a more resilient system for scholarly communication for future crisis situations, and invites readers to participate in planning how such systems can be maintained.