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    Open Research at the University of Glasgow

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    Animation file providing an introduction to Open Research at the University of Glasgow
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    Animation file providing an introduction to Open Research at the University of Glasgow
    Animation file providing an introduction to Open Research at the University of Glasgow
    Text file containing the script for the assocaite animation file
    Text file containing the script for the assocaite animation file
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    Open Research at the University of Glasgow

    This record contains two files - a short animation to introduce the concept of open research, what processes make up open research, and how these are supported at the University of Glasgow and a text file containing the script for the animation.

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    Both files are licensed as CC-BY 4.0. They can be reused and distributed as needed, but please acknowledge the original creators. The file has also been uploaded to the Univerity of Glasgow Library's YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGxtgEiRxYo This is the link which should be used for distribution of the animation for use.

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    Date Added: 22 Jul 2021 14:06
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    Profile Picture Dr Mary Donaldson

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    Graham Ogilvie
    Valerie McCutcheon
    Tags: Open Research, Animation
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    Link: https://edshare.gla.ac.uk/id/eprint/1271
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