Open Science – Interessant für Soziale Arbeit Studenten :) | engelhardtpetrablog

[From Google's English] "What  exactly  Open Science  is, it is difficult to get to the point.Roughly speaking, it goes into the Open sciences about the scientific research process to make public (via the Internet) and in turn involve the knowledge of the public in the research. The can happen, for example, in which a scientist a blog writes to document his current research and at the same time invites the reader to participate on the blog with your own thoughts and ideas in the research process. Christian Spannagelhaus , for example, is one of the few Scientists in Germany, the search for the Open Science approach.  A similar approach is found in the  open access movement .  Open Access means having free access to scientific literature on the web.  It's not about the unhinging of copyright, but the view that scientific research, funded by the public will have to make their results accessible to the public free again.  The online journal eleed  the  FernUniHagen  or the  Social Work and Society International Online Journal  are good examples of open access.  Unlike in the Open sciences but only the will of the Open Access  results  of research published. The research process itself is still (at least mostly) behind closed doors. While the interested parties are 'ordinary people', the practitioner or the free scientists due to Open Access, the findings of scientistsavailable , but they themselves have little chance , coinciding with their knowledge / ideas / impulses into research contribute .On the other hand, the scientists of research institutions have little opportunity to revise their ideas based practice. This trench will lift Open Science ..."