Who Owns Our Knowledge? The Future of Equitable Open Access

Nicolaj Hannesbo Petersen; Savannah Pecknold; Courtney Mengel; Todd Carpenter; Michael Cowling

Who Owns Our Knowledge? The Future of Equitable Open Access

Nicolaj Hannesbo Petersen (Gæst)
, Savannah Pecknold (Vært)
, Courtney Mengel (Vært)
, Todd Carpenter (Gæst)
, Michael Cowling (Andet)

Anvendt Erhvervsforskning

Open Science Education Institute
IGI Global Publishing
eContent Pro International Press
National Information Standards Organization (NISO)
RMIT University
Open Access Publishing Association

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Abstract

Who truly owns the knowledge we create? As open access grows, so do concerns about commercialization, AI exploitation, and inequitable participation. This webinar will explore how to design open access models that center community ownership, protect against extractive practices, and amplify marginalized voices. Panelists will share strategies for balancing openness with privacy and consent, ensuring a future where knowledge is not only free to access but also ethically and equitably shared.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Publikationsdato	20 okt. 2025
Udgivelsessted	YouTube
Udgave	IGI Global webinar series
Publikationsmedier	Online
Størrelse	1 hour and 6 minutes
Status	Udgivet - 20 okt. 2025

Emneord

Erhvervsliv, handel og økonomi
Knowledge Economy
Research
Ledelse, organisationsudvikling og innovation
Ecosystem
Innovation
Informations- og kommunikationsteknologi, og e-læring
Open access
Peer-review
Publication
Læring, pædagogik og undervisning
AI
Equitable Open Access
Knowledge Ecosystem
Uddannelse, professioner og erhverv
Knowledge Creation
Knowledge Sharing

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https://youtu.be/Av5XJOGnc90?si=WMtlrwxhe3DuP6G5Licens: Andet

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Nicolaj-Petersen-Webinar-Panelist-Certificate

https://www.igi-global.com/symposium/#who-owns-our-knowledge

1 Reviewer/redaktør af tidsskrift
1 Medlem af internationalt netværk

Open Science Education Institute (Ekstern organisation)
Petersen, N. H. (Medlem)
1 feb. 2025 → …
Aktivitet: Medlemsskab - typer › Medlem af internationalt netværk
International Journal of Strategic Management and Innovation (Tidsskrift)
Petersen, N. H. (Redaktør af tidsskrift)
22 jul. 2024 → …
Aktivitet: Udgivelse af peer-review og redaktionelt arbejde - typer › Reviewer/redaktør af tidsskrift

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Emneord

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Aktiviteter

Open Science Education Institute (Ekstern organisation)

International Journal of Strategic Management and Innovation (Tidsskrift)

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