Massive online open research

Massive online open research (MOOR) is an online research and development (R&D) open access platform or higher education study program aiming at unlimited participation via the internet.

It may be used to create, on a very large participative scale, a new discovery, development or creation which will be allegedly accompanied by a peer-review publication.

As a higher education online research program

In September 2013, The University of California in San Diego bioinformatics department, proposed a massive online open course which would feature "an opportunity (for students) to work on specific research projects under the leadership of prominent bioinformatics scientists".[1]

As an online internet platform

Several internet platforms have shown their interest in bridging prominent science, technology, engineering and mathematics (i.e., STEM fields) researchers with students, as means to accelerate STEM discoveries and education. The internet social network Research Gate has unveiled that multiple discoveries and advancements in science have been made collaboratively in an open access scheme since its creation,[2] essentially serving as a MOOR platform.

Researchers also announced an internet platform for massive online open research, scikick.org, which connects citizens with scientific crowd-sourcing and research institutions world-wide[3]

Furthermore, the University of Amsterdam has been developing an online tool for massive online open research since February 2014. This tool will primarily focus on collaborative (qualitative) data analysis.

See also

General topics

References

  1. ↑ Ramsey, Doug. "Is Massive Open Online Research the Next Frontier for Education?". Retrieved 14 November 2013.
  2. ↑ Rao, Leena (30 September 2013). "The Collaborative Power of Berlin-Based ResearchGate". Techcrunch. Retrieved 14 Nov 2013.
  3. ↑ Palma, Carlos-Andres (14 May 2014). "Massive Online Open Research and Education Platforms as the Future of Cutting-Edge Innovation". PRWeb. Retrieved 22 May 2014.

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