Keywords
The * with teach means that the database is searched for teach with various endings, i.e. teaching, teacher, teachers…
Main
teach* AND “open science” (also includes “open science projects”)
teach* AND "open scholarship"
Subordinate
teach* AND "reproducible"
teach* AND “reproducibility” (maybe to broad)
teach* AND “open access”
teach* AND “open data”
teach* AND “data sharing”
teach* AND “data reuse”
teach* AND “replication crisis”
teach* AND “replication stud*”
teach* AND “open lab”
teach* AND “open notebook*”
For expansion - should there be a need or (wo)manpower
teach* AND “open source” OR teach* AND “open-source” (also include: Free and open source software, humanitarian free and open source software, open source projects, open source communities)
teach* AND “open peer review*”
teach* AND “open science evaluation*” (not sure if this is relevant)
teach* AND “open metrics” (not sure if this is relevant)
teach* AND “open science tool*”
teach* AND “open repositor*” (or only repositor* without open?)
teach* AND “open service*”
teach* AND “open workflow” (not sure if this is relevant)
teach* AND “data management” (this includes Data Management Plan/Politics/Services/Standards/Tools)
teach* AND “intellectual property rights”
teach* AND “creative commons”
teach* AND “citizen science”
teach* AND “data archive*”
teach* AND “open education” (also includes open education resources)
teach* AND “wiki” (could be too broad)
teach* AND “data literacy” (could be too broad)
teach* AND “digital literacy” (could be too broad)
teach* AND “science communication” (could be too broad)
teach* AND “blog* (could be too broad)
In the articles also the following keywords were used in connection with Open Science:
- Participation
- Student collaboration
- Collaborative learning
We should discuss if we should use these keywords for the search as well.