Insights into the work of WiNoDa Knowledge Lab employees
This post was originally published on our author’s private website: https://sites.google.com/view/alex-miklashevsky/for-students-and-colleagues/osf-alternatives-to-publish-projectsFor the version on this blog, we added an image and additional links. For a long time, I’ve used the
Good things come to those who wait – or so they say.With the start of the new winter semester, the WiNoDa Knowledge Lab is pulling out all the stops: BYOD
The spatial arrangement of samples within a site can highlight patterns and connect plant remains with past social practices 🌱 Curious to know how? Find out on October 9th in
By the end of July, the time had finally come! After months of preparation, planning, coordination with the research team, invitations, acceptances and cancellations, we were finally ready to go
Ready to build the next generation of Machine Annotation Services for natural science collections? 🦗 Join the WiNoDa x DiSSCo Hackathon on October 14th & 15th, and work together with
A while back, I was once again browsing my personal corner of the internet after work. These days, this mainly involves two Mastodon accounts—an anonymous private one and an “official”
Accessibility is an important goal, not only—but especially—when creating OER.What good are teaching and learning materials that have, of course, been published in accordance with FAIR principles and are openly
Anyone who has ever taught knows that simply providing information is not enough to impart knowledge. As much as one might like to plug a data cable into learners’ necks
Another way to present content in an entertaining (less boring) way is what’s known as “storytelling.” This term has become increasingly widespread in the advertising and marketing industries in recent
This article also appeared as a guest post on 1 July 2026 on the blog of the Brandenburg Open Access Networking and Competence Centre (https://open-access-brandenburg.de/gastbeitrag-wertesensible-ansaetze-fuer-die-open-science-beratung/)Hantow, Jonas (2026): “Guest post: Between
