5 March 2024
Open access policies and practice research in GLAMs
5 March 2024 14:00 GMT
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Josie Fraser, Head of Digital Policy at the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Josie discusses how the Heritage Fund’s open licencing policy works alongside it’s other requirements to assure its digital grant making delivers public value and supports heritage preservation. The talk also looks at responding to ethical issues relating to open access policies, and the resources produced by Heritage Fund projects to support open licensing.
Improving the discoverability of practice research processes, outputs, and data
Dr. Holly Ranger, Research Data Management Officer at the University of Westminster.
Holly presents the forms of research activities and non-traditional outputs in GLAM organisations in the context of practice research.
Speakers
Josie Fraser, Head of Digital Policy at the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Josie Fraser's work focuses on equitable and inclusive digital transformation. She has worked across the education, government, and cultural sectors. She has advised and represented major organisations and governments nationally and internationally. She is currently Head of Digital Policy at the National Lottery Heritage Fund [https://www.heritagefund.org.uk], the UK's largest funder of heritage. She leads the UK-wide Digital Skills for Heritage initiative [https://www.heritagefund.org.uk/our-work/digital-skills-heritage], designed to drive up digital skills and confidence across the heritage sector and ensure organisations can use technology strategically and effectively. She previously worked for the Department of Culture, Media and Sport as a senior technology adviser, leading on various policy areas, including digital economy, online harms, internet regulation and multilateral digital policy.
Dr. Holly Ranger, Research Data Management Officer at the University of Westminster.
Dr Holly Ranger is the Research Data Management Officer at the University of Westminster. They contributed research data and digital preservation expertise to the Arts & Humanities Research Council-funded project, 'PR Voices: Scoping the Open Library of Practice Research'.
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