Introduction: Open Scholarship in Action

By Alyssa Arbuckle1, Ray Siemens1, Luis Meneses1

University of Victoria

For decades there has been pressure on those working in academia to engage more seriously with the publics they serve (Woodward 2009). Steps have been taken in this direction, see the rise of the public humanities as a movement (Wikipedia…

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