Ensuring Trust in the Scholarly Record: How Libraries and Publishers support Research Integrity
Scope
In the face of growing questions around research integrity in what is being termed an Age of Misinformation, several strategies that address trust in the scholarly record are being developed. The webinar participants are involved in the formation of new trust measures. These measures involve exploring algorithms for detecting trust markers in research manuscripts and labeling articles with measures of their adherence to scholarly standards. These measures have implications for developing critical information skills in educational curricula and how can libraries and publishers work together to teach and cultivate vital skills necessary for today's academic success. There’s a place, then, for new approaches, and new information standards, to ensure that research is a source of trusted information to which the public and researchers can turn with greater assurance. Join us to explore ways that stakeholders are contributing to greater access and fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment for elevating learning and integrity around the circulation of research.
Confirmed speakers include Leslie McIntosh, VP, Research Integrity, Digital Science; Jodi Schneider, PhD Informatics, Associate Professor, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; John Willinsky, Professor Emeritus, Stanford University and Founder, Public Knowledge Project.
The program is being coordinated by NISO Education Committee Member Carolina Tanigushi, a Visual Programmer with SciELO.
Event Sessions
Speakers
This event was moderated by Jodi Schneider, PhD Informatics, Associate Professor, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
In anticipation of this event, the following questions were posed to the panel as a basis for discussion…
What’s research integrity and why do we care about it?
Who’s involved in ensuring trust? What should every information professional know about ensuring trust in the scholarly record?
How are the initiatives contributing to research integrity and trust in the scholarly record?
What’s on the horizon? How can attendees participate/contribute to research integrity into the work they are doing?
Related Information and Shared Resources
NISO CREC (Communication of Retractions, Removals, and Expressions of Concern) Working Group
Taxonomy of Retraction Reasons by Leslie McIntosh
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