Britt
@balloonleap.bsky.social
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Mitacs Postdoc in Open, Collaborative Scholarship (Arts & Hum), INKE Partnership || Postdoc in Open Social Scholarship, Electronic Textual Cultures Lab (UVic) || PhD in Applied Linguistics & Discourse Studies ('23, Carleton U)
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"Are AI Bots Re-Shaping Open Access?" Proud of this piece I authored for the Open Scholarship Policy Observatory, w/thanks to James MacGregor (CRKN) for his comments & FDBK. @carl-abrc.bsky.social even snuck in a last min mention re: Oct 30 AI Bots CoP

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Are Bots Re-Shaping Open Access?  | Open Scholarship Policy Observatory
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erudit.org
→ Publiez d'abord, financez ensuite 💎
Dans son infolettre, @brynwj.bsky.social retrace l’histoire de Revue canadienne de bioéthique et aborde les possibilités et défis de gérer une revue savante bilingue en libre accès diamant.
📌 brynstorming.substack.com/p/oa-journal
@santepublique-udem.bsky.social
Publish First, Finance Later / Publiez d'abord, financez ensuite
Building an open access journal on a shoestring budget / Créer une revue en libre accès avec un budget très limité
brynstorming.substack.com
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erudit.org
→ Publish First, Finance Later 💎
In his newsletter, @brynwj.bsky.social traces the history of the Canadian Journal of Bioethics and highlights the opportunities and challenges of managing a bilingual scholarly journal in #DiamondOA.
📌 brynstorming.substack.com/p/oa-journal
Publish First, Finance Later / Publiez d'abord, financez ensuite
Building an open access journal on a shoestring budget / Créer une revue en libre accès avec un budget très limité
brynstorming.substack.com
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pkp.sfu.ca
The 1st Canadian Conference on #OpenScience and #OpenScholarship is happening October 9 -10, 2025!

PKP, @erudit.org, and #CoalitionPublica are pleased to be partner contributors to this event.

Livestreaming will be on!

Details: oscanada.github.io/en/

#OSCanada #CanadaSky #AcademicChatter
balloonleap.bsky.social
"Are AI Bots Re-Shaping Open Access?" Proud of this piece I authored for the Open Scholarship Policy Observatory, w/thanks to James MacGregor (CRKN) for his comments & FDBK. @carl-abrc.bsky.social even snuck in a last min mention re: Oct 30 AI Bots CoP

ospolicyobservatory.uvic.ca/ai-bots-open...
Are Bots Re-Shaping Open Access?  | Open Scholarship Policy Observatory
ospolicyobservatory.uvic.ca
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carl-abrc.bsky.social
🤖 AI bots are swarming repositories! / Les bots d'IA envahissent les dépôts !

Join the Canadian Repositories CoP on October 30 to discuss mitigation strategies.

Rejoignez la CdP des dépôts canadiens le 30 octobre pour discuter de stratégies d'atténuation.

🔗 www.carl-abrc.ca/mini-site-pa...
balloonleap.bsky.social
Hey Canadian humanities and social sciences folks: Canadian Internet Governance Forum (CIGF) 2025 | Nov 13 in-person (Ottawa) and online. DigiSov + cybersecurity are topics. Tell your friends! @aaronmauro.bsky.social

canadianigf.ca/event-details/
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crkn-rcdr.bsky.social
✨📚 We’re proud to highlight First Nation Public Library Week, marking its 25 years of growth, resilience, and community connection.

Shine a light on the vital role of on-reserve public libraries and celebrate Indigenous culture, history, and people!

resources.olservice.ca/fnplw/2025
balloonleap.bsky.social
📚👀Reading rainbowwww 🌈🦋
mychal3ts.bsky.social
Reading Rainbow emphasis is encouraging kids to read. The focus is not on teaching them to read. The mission is reading should be fun!

We are all readers, worthy of literacy. LeVar Burton said “but you don’t have to take my word for it” because he wanted us to look to the books. That’s the beauty 💚
theauthorvillage.bsky.social
Reading Rainbow Is Back With a New Host -- @mychal3ts.bsky.social -- And The Same Mission

www.nytimes.com/2025/10/04/s...
balloonleap.bsky.social
Collister, L. & Kemp, J. (2025, May 7). “‘Reasonable Costs’ for publishing: What do we know now, and what can library publishers help us find out?” Library Publishing Forum. Virtual. Recording. www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4TP...
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balloonleap.bsky.social
Costs versus prices of open access: some great resources listed here in stream 1 of @investinopen.bsky.social 'reasonable costs' project: investinopen.org/blog/reasona...
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mgeist.bsky.social
Government launches consultation on new AI strategy. This one has a tight timeline - responses due by the end of the month. Can respond to a survey or offer comments. Says it expects the new strategy to be developed by the end of the year.
ised-isde.canada.ca/site/ised/en...
Help define the next chapter of Canada's AI leadership
Current status: Open from October 1 to October 31, 2025 Canada helped invent modern AI. To stay a leader—and protect our digital sovereignty—we're running a 30-day national sprint to shape a renewed...
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balloonleap.bsky.social
Nope, still HSS Commons for the time being (it's a research prototype). Hsscommons.ca
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sparcopen.bsky.social
We have examples to help you make the case for embracing open practices. #OpenScholarship #OpenScience #OpenAccess #OpenData #OpenEd promotes a system of knowledge sharing that embraces fairness, transparency & justice. sparcopen.org/impact-stori...
Impact Stories Archive - SPARC
Open Access, Open Data, and Open Education have already resulted in significant advancements in disease prevention, economic development, crisis management, improved education, researcher career devel...
sparcopen.org
balloonleap.bsky.social
I'd like to promote the fantastic work happening over at the Open Scholarship Policy Observatory that I get to be involved in. Check out some of our latest posts here: ospolicyobservatory.uvic.ca/latest-posts/
Latest Posts | Open Scholarship Policy Observatory
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balloonleap.bsky.social
"when we rely exclusively on computation for answers to complex social issues, we are relying on artificial unintelligence. To be clear: it's the computer that's artificially unintelligent, not the person." (11)
—Meredith Broussard (Artificial intelligence: How computers misunderstand the world)