Transform-to-Open-Science
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Transformation to Open Science
Changed 'or' to 'on' in the phrase 'get you started on creating'
Swapped out data.gov in the national repository call-out b/c it isn't a repository. It is only a catalog. Added in the Australian and Swedish national repositories as other examples.
Corrected sentence that should end in '.' instead of '?'
Added missing period
In Module 4, Lession 1 (Open Software) there is no distinction between operational and infrastructure software: "Operational Software – Operational software is used by data centers and large information technology...
In the table labelled "Additional Helpful Tips", there are two entries that seem very similar. Operation Documentation Share details about how you are running the code. For example, document the...
The question about Microsoft Word as a proprietary file format in the Open Data module is technically not correct: .docx is a open standard since 2006. Sources: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_Open_XML_file_formats https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proprietary_file_format#Formerly_proprietary https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Open_Specification_Promise...
The second link listed to all versions for this software looks to be truncated (links to a DOI not found page).
At the beginning (first sentence) of the section on New Products for Increasing Impact, there is a single quotation mark and a double quotation mark which frame a long phrase....
Cleaned up typos across all five Modules, including: - style of certain proper nouns (e.g., "GitHub" instead of "Github") - using American English instead of British English - ligatures -...