Meet our projects

OpenDots was born as an initiative that seeks to establish a channel of Communication of mass and training in the field of open science.

The most recent

Acquire information about science in decentralized organizations.

The data management plan

Joel Torres

Open Science, Visibility and Positioning

Nydia López

Preprint servers in DSpace7

Pedro López

Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more so that we can fear less.

Marie Curie

OpenDots methodology

Learn about the 5E pedagogical model that Opendots uses

To hook

Identify prior knowledge and alternative conceptions.

Explore

Provide real learning situations, challenging existing ideas.

Explain

With scientific support and hard data.

Elaborar

Products compatible with open science, using the concepts learned.

Assess

The big picture of learning outcomes.

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About our projects

  • The OpenDots Initiative seeks to reduce the understanding gap between open science and society.
  • They are made up of alliances with different academic institutions and international organizations.
  • The objective is to make knowledge collaborative and accessible to all people or to any sector of society.

In perspective

Researchers engaged in politics must take into account the diverse perceptions of…

It is often assumed in evidence-based politics that evidence means the findings of quantitative studies or randomized controlled trials. However, in practice, the evidence is often understood differently. Drawing on a study of Welsh political actors, Eleanor MacKillop and James Downe highlight four different approaches to evidence in the formulation…

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Funders support the use of peer-reviewed preprints in research evaluation [Published…

Funders and other research organizations are embracing peer-reviewed preprints as an alternative way of evaluating researchers and asking others to do the same. … The post Funders support the use of peer-reviewed preprints in research evaluation [Originally published on eLife in December/2022] first appeared on SciELO in Perspective.

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Why is it important to support the open infrastructure for publishing preprints?

The importance of preprints in scientific communication has increased, as well as their credibility and use in all disciplines. However, the preprint ecosystem is underfunded and most preprints are not shared using open infrastructure. A report from the Invest in Open Infrastructure initiative takes a detailed look at the current scenario of…

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