Public Open Review in Practice: Experiences from the Living Handbook “Discrimination-sensitive Metadata Practice”
This Lunch & Learn series offers members of the UZH insights into various aspects of Open Science.
The event begins with a half-hour input presentation and concludes with an open Q&A session.
General information
Presenters: Moritz Mähr & Noëlle Schnegg | Univeauditability Walter Benjamin Kolleg Digital Humanities & University of Basel
We report on the completed public open review of the second edition of our handbook “Diskriminierungssensible Metadatenpraxis: Ein Handbuch zur ethischen Auszeichnung historischer Quellen und Forschungsdaten” and compare it to the first edition’s closed peer review. Emphasis on review governance, quality assurance, respectful-review guidelines, community feedback integration, versioning, and alignment with FAIR/CARE.
We present observed effects on quality, auditability, and community engagement, and distill actionable recommendations and reusable workflows.
We report on the completed public open review of the second edition of our handbook “Diskriminierungssensible Metadatenpraxis: Ein Handbuch zur ethischen Auszeichnung historischer Quellen und Forschungsdaten” and compare it to the first edition’s closed peer review. Emphasis on review governance, quality assurance, respectful-review guidelines, community feedback integration, versioning, and alignment with FAIR/CARE.
We present observed effects on quality, auditability, and community engagement, and distill actionable recommendations and reusable workflows.
Researchers at UZH and other institutions
Dates
| Instructor | Dates | Available seats | Venue | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Mähr Moritz Schnegg Noëlle |
Thu 27 August 2026
(12:00pm - 01:00pm)
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Yes | Online | Register |