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[http://openreflections.wordpress.com Janneke Adema] holds an MA in History, an MA in Philosophy (both University of Groningen) and, an MA in Book and Digital Media Studies (Leiden University). She has been conducting research for the OAPEN project from 2008 to 2010. Her research for this project focused on user needs and publishing models concerning Open Access books in the Humanities and Social Sciences. At the moment she is doing a PhD in Media and Communication at Coventry University. Her current research concentrates on the influence of online information transmission on research practices within the Humanities and on the way the monograph, as an important form of scholarly communication in this field, is being produced and shaped. | |||
[http://www.petewoodbridge.info Peter Woodbridge] is a Digital Media and Culture Lecturer in the Department of Media and Communication at Coventry University. His research includes instigating a number of innovations in Open Culture within the Creative Arts and Humanities, including leading the development on transmedia projects which have helped to make thousands of hours of Open Educational Resources available freely online. This includes working across a number of platform and application development projects within Higher Education. He has a number of publications and book chapters in the area of digital media and the creative arts. He is also co-founder of the Liquid Theory TV project and an Open Class in Creative Activism. His current PhD research focuses on knowledge ecologies in digital media; addressing digital participation, access and new modes of co-collaboration in the digital sphere. | |||
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Janneke Adema holds an MA in History, an MA in Philosophy (both University of Groningen) and, an MA in Book and Digital Media Studies (Leiden University). She has been conducting research for the OAPEN project from 2008 to 2010. Her research for this project focused on user needs and publishing models concerning Open Access books in the Humanities and Social Sciences. At the moment she is doing a PhD in Media and Communication at Coventry University. Her current research concentrates on the influence of online information transmission on research practices within the Humanities and on the way the monograph, as an important form of scholarly communication in this field, is being produced and shaped.
Peter Woodbridge is a Digital Media and Culture Lecturer in the Department of Media and Communication at Coventry University. His research includes instigating a number of innovations in Open Culture within the Creative Arts and Humanities, including leading the development on transmedia projects which have helped to make thousands of hours of Open Educational Resources available freely online. This includes working across a number of platform and application development projects within Higher Education. He has a number of publications and book chapters in the area of digital media and the creative arts. He is also co-founder of the Liquid Theory TV project and an Open Class in Creative Activism. His current PhD research focuses on knowledge ecologies in digital media; addressing digital participation, access and new modes of co-collaboration in the digital sphere.