#research-accessibility
Sessions tagged #research-accessibility. See the whole programme.
Proposed — scheduled when enough people want them
Does Research Need to Be in English to Be Visible?
English dominates much of international academic publishing, raising questions about the visibility of research produced in other languages. This session explores the challenges faced by non-English scholarship and how research communities can support more inclusive approaches to global discovery.
Making Research More Reusable, Not Just Available
Research that is publicly available is not necessarily easy for others to understand, evaluate, or reuse. This session explores the importance of documentation, accessibility, context, and research practices that support meaningful knowledge reuse.
Scholarly Communication Beyond Journals and PDFs
Research communication is expanding beyond traditional journal articles and static documents. This session explores emerging approaches to sharing academic knowledge and how researchers can make their work more accessible, discoverable, and useful to different audiences.
From Published to Discoverable: Closing the Visibility Gap
Publication is an important milestone, but it is not the end of the research journey. This session explores the gap between making research available and making it discoverable, accessible, and useful to wider audiences.