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SUMMARY:APO Forum 2018: Redesigning the public knowledge system: new t
 ools and strategies for research, policy and practice
DESCRIPTION:Find out how research and knowledge sharing is changing an
 d the tools and strategies that will support innovation in public poli
 cy and practice. \nAcross government, academia, the community sector 
 and industry, the production, use and management of publicly funded re
 search and information is in crisis - both in Australia and around the
  world. Determined efforts are underway in many sectors but often occu
 r in isolation from other campaigns and without a sense of the wider s
 ystem. Held during International Open Access week, the APO Forum 2018
  will respond to the call to 'Design the equitable foundations for ope
 n knowledge'. \nThis one day forum will focus on understanding the i
 ssues affecting research publishing and use in public policy, practice
  and industry, and look at how we can change aspects of the system to 
 ensure public knowledge is F.A.I.R. (Findable, Accessible, Interoper
 able, Reusable) now and into the future.\nThe discussion will cover:\
 n\nThe challenges and opportunities for research engagement and impact
 , knowledge mobilisation, equity and access, open government\n\nInnova
 tive publishing and social data platforms\n\nThe potential and dangers
  of new technologies and automated decision-making\n\nBusiness models 
 and strategies for reinventing and supporting the public value of know
 ledge.\n\n\nSpeakers include:\n\nDr Howard White – CEO, Campbell Co
 llaboration (APO Forum keynote speaker)\n\nAssoc. Prof Catherine Altha
 us – Associate Dean (Academic), Australian and New Zealand School o
 f Government (ANZSOG) \n\nDr Amir Aryani – Head of Social Data Ana
 lytics Lab, Social Innovation Research Institute, Swinburne University
  of Technology\n\nProf Ginny Barbour – Director, Australasian Open 
 Access Strategy Group (AOASG), Queensland University of Technology (QU
 T)\n\nDr Ken Coghill - Associate Professor, Department of Management
 , Monash University\n\nProf Jane Farmer – Director, Social Innovati
 on Research Institute, Swinburne University of Technology\n\nProf Lisa
  Given – Associate Dean (Research and Engagement), Faculty of Healt
 h, Arts and Design, Swinburne University of Technology\n\nProf Susan L
 uckman – Professor, Cultural Studies in the School of Creative Indu
 stries, University of South Australia (UniSA)\n\nKaren Mahlab AM –
  Founder and CEO of Pro Bono Australia\n\nPru Mitchell – Manager o
 f Information Services, Australian Council for Educational Research (A
 CER)\n\nGwenda Thomas – Director, Scholarly Services & University L
 ibrarian, The University of Melbourne\n\nProf Julian Thomas – Direc
 tor, Enabling Capability Platform (ECP), Social Change, RMIT Universit
 y.\n\n\nRegistration essential - Register via Eventbrite.\nBrought t
 o you in association with Swinburne University and the Australasian O
 pen Access Strategy Group (AOASG).\n\nFor more information visit http
 ://legacy.openaccessweek.org/events/apo-forum-2018-redesigning-the-pub
 lic-knowledge-system-new-tools
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Midway:20181025T083000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Midway:20181025T163000
CATEGORIES:forum
LOCATION:Australia
WEBSITE:https://goo.gl/maps/F1XNPMQf4E32
URL:https://goo.gl/maps/F1XNPMQf4E32
CONTACT:03 9214 5609
ORGANIZER;CN=APO:http://legacy.openaccessweek.org/profile/EmilySilvest
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