Universities

This material discusses universities as open knowledge institutions, the historical development of universities internationally, and their transitions to Open Science practices.
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Pablo Markin, Ph.D.
Adjunct Instructor, Academic Blogger, University of the People, The Open Access Blogs
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Open Access in Higher Education.

This course discusses Open Science in the context of universities and colleges as knowledge producing and consuming institutions.

Current module (2/5)

Changes in Knowledge-Related Practices at Universities

This module discusses changes in the status of scientific knowledge, the globalization of academic activities and the adoption of Open Science principles at universities.

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Interrelations among Diverse Knowledge-Managing Institutions

This module concentrates on universities as diversity-championing organizations, the coordination mechanisms involving Open Science institutions and the configurations of Open Science communication channels.

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