New training proposal: Advanced Diploma in Scientific and Academic Evaluation
With great enthusiasm, we present to you the Advanced Diploma in Scientific and Academic Evaluation, which is the second initiative of the School of evaluators.
Academic coordination is the responsibility of Karina Batthyány (CLACSO – University of the Republic, Uruguay) and of Judith Naidorf (CLACSO/FOLEC – CONICET – University of Buenos Aires, Argentina); general coordination in charge of Matías Alcántara (CLACSO/FOLEC – University of Buenos Aires, Argentina). Your academic advisors will be Ricardo Pérez Mora (University of Guadalajara, Mexico) and Ivanise Monfredini (Catholic University of Santos, Brazil).
In the following video we present the proposal:
This diploma program is designed for undergraduate and graduate students, teachers at all levels, activists and members of trade unions, social movements, and political parties, public officials, members and managers of non-governmental organizations, as well as researchers and evaluators, whether currently working in the field or aspiring to do so, and all professionals interested in the subject. Its main objective is to strengthen training and critical thinking regarding contemporary debates on responsible scientific and academic evaluation, as well as open science.
Its specific objectives are as follows:
- To introduce, deepen and update the most recent international and regional debates on responsible scientific and academic evaluation, in dialogue with the trends of the open science paradigm.
- To analyze and critically question hegemonic practices of scientific and academic evaluation.
- To share and disseminate updated theoretical and methodological tools that enrich new modes of scientific and academic evaluation.
Regarding the dates, the diploma will begin in the Month of May, with a duration of four monthsThe course format will be Interactive.
The modules are organized into five thematic axes:
-The scientific, technological and academic complexes of Latin America and the Caribbean
-The Open Science paradigm: background, elements and openness
-“Evaluating the evaluation”: some critical elements
-The subtle art of measuring: theoretical and methodological debates
-“That the paper "Don't obscure the forest": of processes, products, effects and agencies
The teaching team is made up of specialists and experts recognized at the regional and global level:
Alberto Riella (University of the Republic, Uruguay)
Arianna Becerril García (Autonomous University of the State of Mexico, Redalyc, Mexico)
Daniela Perrotta (CONICET, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Dominique Babini (CLACSO, Argentina)
Fernanda Beigel (CONICET, National University of Cuyo, Argentina)
Gabriel Vélez-Cuartas (University of Antioquia, Colombia)
Gustavo Fischman (Arizona State University, United States)
Humberto Tommasino (University of the Republic, Uruguay)
Ismael Rafols (CWTS, Leiden University, UNESCO, Spain)
Jorge Aliaga (CONICET, Argentina)
Juan Ignacio Piovani (CLACSO/SILEU, CONICET, National University of La Plata, Argentina)
Laura Rovelli (CONICET, National University of La Plata, Argentina)
Leonardo Vaccarezza (National University of Quilmes, Argentina)
Luis Porta (CONICET, National University of Mar del Plata, Argentina)
Hernán Thomas (IESCT-UNQ, Argentina)
María Elina Estébanez (University of Buenos Aires, REDES, Argentina)
Mariana Versino (CONICET, National University of La Plata, Argentina)
Mario Pecheny (CONICET, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Mauro Alonso (CONICET, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Noela Invernizzi (Federal University of Paraná, Brazil)
Oscar Galante (UTN, Argentina)
Patricia Muñoz Palma (LA Referencia, ANID, Chile)
Rodolfo Barrere (Organization of Ibero-American States, Argentina)
Saray Córdoba González (University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica)
Yamile Socolovsky (Institute of Studies and Training, CONADU, Argentina)
registration found Open and discounted until February 11th here.
If you are interested and do not belong to any Member Center, we suggest you contact our team at the following email address: [email protected]
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