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Yo has a contact of the person who may freelance do this.

Continuing from #4's discussion

• something from eLife @de-code
• Open Knowledge Maps
• Scite.ai
• Projects from eScience? @mkuzak could you please approach?
• Projects from the Turing? @Biostew

(This is very much based on the idea for Mozfest 2017 from @npscience )

Motivations:

• give open science open-source innovators a space to get feedback from a diverse audience, and practice their communication
• give the audience an idea of the latest innovations in the open science problem domain, and how they can contribute
• show people that it's possible to initiate grassroots changes and projects!

Format:

• lightning talks (with specific CTA) + heavy Q&A (This could replace the open-source community call that is supposed to happen in Oct 2019)
• sketch notes?
• live tweets @eLifeInnovation
• remote presentations

Risks:

• What if no one asks questions?
• The audience doesn't understand– how to better engage?

Options to explore:

• Theme: AI?
• What projects to include, do we organise an open agenda like we do the open-source community calls?
• Do we entertain spontaneous project additions? (Yes!)

For me, the primary goal is to

1. raise awareness
2. increase participation

for whichever issue we decide to focus on

(This idea is moved here from README.md)

Goals

• Encourage discussions around citation best practices
• Test out ideas of democratising citation/annotation/evaluation to get feedback
• Increase awareness of the issues surrounding current citation practices
• Can we use AI to help?

What happens in the session (desperately need more ideas/refining)

• Introductory presentation (10 mins) - current practices
• A presentation/discussion on how AI can help?

random brainstorm of ideas

• Public annotation session – can we get the public to help fill in missing citations? (paper/software) if something like this could happen that would be amazing (scroll to the comments at the bottom)
• (an easier version of the above) Public annotation of the context of the citation – participants to classify citations with emojis?
• Participant to understand what a citation is actually referring to (and how difficult it is to actually figure that out): give them a paragraph on a paper followed by the original article, ask them to find the corresponding bit of the cited paper that was actually cited.

post-mozfest idea

• Blog post on eLife Labs
• If we are actually user-testing a prototype/UI, we can further develop it

options:

• SSI (Selina Aragon)
• eScience Center medium

We need a plan for making the session happen.

Deadline for this plan: Aug 14