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In Age of Open Science, Should Your Presentation Appear Online?

By Elie Diner | Published: February 12, 2019

Elie Diner presents arguments for and against sharing research presentations online, arguing that sharing research presentations should be seen as part of the mainstream of open scholarship and is a natural way for academics to present their preliminary findings.

Posted in Career, Higher Education Reform, Open Access | Also tagged Open Science | Leave a comment

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