Science Communication for Research Data – State of practice and future directions
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Discussion
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Introduction – overview of charter and update on group status (15′)
Mapping the science communication practices (35′)
Insights on current state of practice of science communication – highlights of existing or ongoing research based on call for contributions from group members (20′)
Discussion on the aspects relevant for the group activities / prioritising areas of interest (15′)
The role of the science communicator for research data (25′)
Sketching the professional profile – leveraging the example and model developed by the RDA Professionalising Data Stewardship IG (10′)
Discussion on methodology / alternative approaches (15′)
Next steps for the group (15′)
Applicable Pathways
OtherAvoid conflict with the following group (1)
Global Open Research Commons IGBrief introduction describing the activities and scope of the group
The group has worked on scoping science communication within the RDA context at a few of the previous RDA Plenaries. A group charter has been drafted and will serve as a basis for planning the group short and longer term activities.Group chair serving as contact person
Timea BiroI Understand a Chair Must be Present at the Event to Hold the Breakout Session
YesMeeting objectives
This Interest Group focuses on raising awareness around the wider topic of science communication and particularly science communication for research data with the RDA community.
This Plenary session aims to kick-off a discussion on the current state of practice in science communication for research data, help identify gaps and requirements, and shed light on the actors and stakeholders involved, their incentives and drivers.
It also brings into the spotlight the efforts around professionalising the role of science communicators working with research data.Please indicate at least (3) three breakout slots that would suit your meeting.
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