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About This Event
In this "Meet the Authors" event, Prof. Sible Andringa will talk about an article on counteracting systemic inequality and commercialization in open access publishing.
Andringa, S., Mos, M., van Beuningen, C., González, P., Hornikx, J., & Steinkrauss, R. (2024). Diamond is a scientist’s best friend: Counteracting systemic inequality in open access publishing. Dutch Journal of Applied Linguistics, 13. https://doi.org/10.51751/dujal18802
This article is open-access. Please see the full text in the link above.
About the Speaker
Prof. Sible Andringa
I am an applied linguist who specializes in second language acquisition and bilingualism. I investigate the added value of explicit information and instruction for second language learning, how distributional features of the input affect language learning outcomes, and what role awareness plays in language learning trajectories. I also take a keen interest in bi- or multilingual development in educational settings. I value transparency and openness in research and strongly believe that collaboration leads to research of higher methodological rigor and impact.
About the Open Applied Linguistics Reading Club
Open Applied Linguistics Reading Club is a regular event of Open Applied Linguistics (https://openappliedlinguistics.org/about), an international research network (ReN) affiliated with AILA (International Association of Applied Linguistics). The Reading Club is dedicated to introducing and promoting discussion on the essential readings related to open scholarship in applied linguistics.
This event is open to the public. This is a great opportunity for you to meet with scholars, ask questions, share your ideas in groups, and make connections with others who are interested in open science.
Your Benefits
1. We are able to issue the Certificate of Attendance upon individual request if you attend our live session.
2 . We will try our best to record the event. If the event is successfully recorded, you will have access to the recording.
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Open Applied Linguistics Reading Club
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ReN Inaugural Event
Open Scholarship in Applied Linguistics
Online Symposium
9-10 June 2022
To raise the awareness of open scholarship in applied linguistics and to initiate dialogues both within and beyond applied linguistics, a two-day online symposium was held by the AILA ReN Open Applied Linguistics on 9-10 June 2022. There were 467 registered participants in total, together with 19 invited speakers and 12 presenters across all career stages who contributed 19 sessions over the two days. A variety of topics were covered at the symposium, ranging from replication and registered reports to research data management.
Check out the slides of our inaugural symposium here ⬇︎
Check out the recordings of our inaugural symposium here ⬇︎
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