Are you interested in learning how to participate in open science? These free trainings from NASA will give you a crash course in the ins and outs of open science. NASA also lists open science news and communities on their site.
Module 1: Explore what open science is, its current practices, and its benefits and challenges.
Module 2: Get an overview of open science fundamentals, including the "Use, Make, Share" framework, FAIR principles, and essential tools.
Module 3: Learn practical approaches to finding, assessing, making, and sharing open data.
Module 4: Discover how to practice and apply open code throughout the development lifecycle using the "Use, Make, Share" framework.
Module 5: Learn to kick-start scientific collaborations, create ethical contributor guidelines, and effectively discover, assess, publish, and credit open results, integrating them into open science and data management plans.
Lesson 1: Learn what open science is and explore its benefits.
Lesson 2: Examine common hurdles in adopting open science, such as social and institutional barriers, fear of being "scooped," and data ethics.
Lesson 3: Review the standard framework for open science, including the workflow, FAIR principles, Open Science and Data Management Plans (OSDMP), and project roles.
Lesson 4: Discover the core components of open research: open data, open-source software, and open results.
Lesson 5: Explore practical tools for open science, including persistent identifiers, open licensing, repositories, version control, pre-registration, and the role of AI.