2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-52162-6_27
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Open Science and the Research Information Literacy Framework

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“…Then, for the second half of the course students are expected to contribute to at least one of the working groups views -ideally the ones that represent the context of their designs, although they are encouraged to explore and contribute to other views. This twostage progression aligns with previous DMIL works which suggests that learners tend to skip the orientation/ex ploration stage and move too quickly to work focused on final design tasks (Kuhlthau, 1993;Steinerovà, 2010), thereby bypassing the key initial stage which can help them perceive real problems, generate and improve ideas, and set their knowledge building goals. In KF, community members contribute ideas in notes, and con nect ideas by citing or building on each other's notes.…”
Section: Knowledge Forum Viewssupporting
confidence: 76%
“…Then, for the second half of the course students are expected to contribute to at least one of the working groups views -ideally the ones that represent the context of their designs, although they are encouraged to explore and contribute to other views. This twostage progression aligns with previous DMIL works which suggests that learners tend to skip the orientation/ex ploration stage and move too quickly to work focused on final design tasks (Kuhlthau, 1993;Steinerovà, 2010), thereby bypassing the key initial stage which can help them perceive real problems, generate and improve ideas, and set their knowledge building goals. In KF, community members contribute ideas in notes, and con nect ideas by citing or building on each other's notes.…”
Section: Knowledge Forum Viewssupporting
confidence: 76%
“…Research information interactions can be understood as multilayer relationships of researchers with the information environment. They are shaped by common factors determining information use of researchers, namely methodological background, domain expertise and open science factors (access, publicity) (Steinerová, 2016).…”
Section: Open Science and Research Information Interactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dizajn výskumu obsiahol výskumný proces, informačný proces, znalostnú infraštruktúru a faktory vplyvu. Podrobnejšie informácie o tomto výskume, respondentoch aj vedných odboroch sú publikované aj v predchádzajúcich prácach (Steinerová 2017(Steinerová , 2016. Viacnásobné kvalitatívne analýzy nakoniec viedli reprezentácii kolektívneho diskurzu respondentov prostredníctvom špecifických pojmových máp zvýrazňujúcich kontexty aj implicitné poznatky respondentov.…”
Section: Jela Steinerováunclassified
“…Otvorené dáta sa identifikujú najmä v súvislosti s otvorenou vedou (Steinerová, 2016) Výsledky v oblasti využívania a produkcie vedeckých dát potvrdzujú, že vedci v súbore využívajú viac dát ako produkujú. Z hľadiska typov dát dominujú štandardné dáta dokumentov MS Office, najmä texty, tabuľkové dáta a prezentácie (využívané 97,67 %, produkované 96,11 %).…”
Section: Jela Steinerováunclassified