English message follows Spanish En junio de 2022, la Universidad Nacional de Colombia, la Universidad Pedagógica Nacional y la Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas organizaron el primer PKP Sprint Latinoamericano en Bogotá, Colombia. Miembros de la comunidad de PKP se reunieron en grupos de trabajo, cada uno con una tarea específica. Este es el […]

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If you missed out on the updates we have been putting out about the PKP Helsinki Sprint, or if you are looking for a less tech-heavy interpretation, here is a summary of all the amazing work that happened from June 15-16, under the midnight sun. Read on to learn more! The purpose of a PKP Sprint is to bring together the open access and open source community to work on improving PKP software.

In June 2022, the Federation of Finnish Learned Societies hosted a PKP software sprint in Helsinki, Finland. During this sprint, PKP community members gathered to form several groups, with each group tackling a specific task. This is a summary of one such group’s work. Group members Zhan Huang, EMBL-EBI Heta Tarkkala, Science &

It has been a long time since we last reported on the activities of PKP’s Documentation Interest Group (DIG), and we’re very excited to let you know about some of the things we’ve worked on, new and old!

There was a strong turnout for this year’s Annual General Meeting, and we appreciate everyone taking the time to join us. The hosts of the session covered PKP’s growth, new partnerships, sustainers, research, and development.

In June 2022, The Federation of Finnish Learned Societies hosted a PKP software sprint in Helsinki, Finland. During this sprint, PKP community members gathered to form several groups, with each group tackling a specific task. This is a summary of one such group’s work.

We are pleased to announce the details below for the upcoming PKP 2022 Annual General Meeting.

We have published a new contributor’s guide with everything a coder needs to know about our software development process. Read on to learn more about how the development team is changing and how you can make contributions to OJS, OMP and OPS. The contributor’s guide builds on changes we announced regarding how we collect and manage community feedback.

PKP is hosting the 2022 AGM and we value attendance from the community. Our software continues to improve because of the input of community members, users, software developers, editors, librarians and people in scholarly communications. Therefore, we would like to extend this invitation to you! Please join us on August 4th at 8 AM Pacific Time. This is a virtual meeting. Please stay tuned for the zoom link. We hope to see you there!

Our software improves with each new version because the changes that we make are informed by input from our community of scholars, publishers and librarians around the world. As this community grows, it is more important than ever for us to manage the feedback we receive.

In June 2022, The Federation of Finnish Learned Societies hosted a PKP software sprint in Helsinki, Finland. During this sprint, PKP community members gathered to form several groups, with each group tackling a specific task. This is a summary of one such group’s work. Group members Emma Uhl, Public Knowledge Project Erik Stattin, National Library of Sweden