Society resource hub: open research
Resources
Society resource hub: resources
Open research is for everyone — making research more transparent, more collective, and more resourceful.
In this hub, you’ll find a suite of open research resources for societies and associations, all under one roof. From insights for your leadership team to presentations and videos for you to present/share with your member community, our resources are easy to use and designed to be shared.
Explore the key elements and current issues in open research, and access educational tools to promote best practices in your organization.
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How to use these resources
Feel free to download these presentation slides and present them to your members in your own webinars or events, or copy and paste what you need into your own presentations. You can even invite one of our open research experts to attend and talk too.
Include the videos in your presentations, newsletters or blog posts, or host them on your own websites. Information on how to embed YouTube videos is available here (or you can link directly to the video in YouTube).
Videos to show your members
Slideshows to present to your members
PDF guides to share with your members
Resource for you and your leadership team
Interview with Rebecca Gethen, European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) (PDF)

About this resource:
An exclusive Taylor & Francis interview with Rebecca Gethen, European Consortium for Political Research. Exploring how various players within scholarly communications work together to help enable a fair and sustainable open environment.
Experts discuss: open research and societies (infographic)

About this resource:
Following a Taylor & Francis round table discussion, between T&F and special guest Ashley Farley of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, we summarized five key points discussed associated with adopting open publishing routes.
5 steps to make your society’s research more open (infographic)

About this resource:
Open research benefits everyone. Here’s five small steps to start you on your open research journey
How to write a business case for an open research publishing platform – from F1000

“Writing a business case can help identify if an independent and bespoke publishing venue is the right choice for your organization, and help you ask the right questions to potential service providers and communicate benefits to decision-makers at your organization”.
Editor’s guide to new article

About this resource:
Introductory information on what data notes, method articles and registered reports are and what that means for editors. Also, downloadable images and text for to use on social media to encourage submissions and find peer reviewers.
Putting together a business case for new article types

About this resource:
Use this quick guide to put together a business case for introducing new article type to your journal, and share it with your leadership team.
How to introduce new article types to your

About this resource:
These are the easy steps you need to take to introduce data notes, method articles or registered reports to your journals.
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