PKP Software Development Update: Join us February 18, 2025

By PKP Communications
The title and date of the webinar along with the PKP logo is in the foreground, framed by majestic Rocky Mountains representing growth and development over time, in black and white photography by PKP's Famira Racy.
Photograph of the Rocky Mountains on the way to British Columbia from Alberta, Canada, representing growth and development, by PKP’s Famira Racy.

PKP invites communities to register for its next Software Development Update webinar happening on February 18th, 2025, at 8 AM Pacific Standard Time (PST).

PKP invites those interested in the developments that underpin its scholarly publishing software to join in on February 18th for a free and open webinar. This event will be of interest to Strategic PartnersDevelopment PartnersFinancial Contributors, and Community Contributors, as well as the wider community interested in, or using, PKP’s free and open source software (FOSS) for independent scholarly publishing.

Topics and Speakers

  • Roadmap update: versions 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, and 3.6 (Alec Smecher)
  • Research Organization Registry (ROR) and multiple affiliations (Devika Goel)
  • Version management and text editor integration (Devika Goel)
  • User Interface extensibility from plugins for new dashboard and workflow page (Jarda Kotěšovec)
  • Open Researcher and Contributor ID (ORCiD) in 3.5 and beyond (Erik Hanson)

Joining Details

  • Topic: PKP Software Development Update
  • Date: Tuesday, February 18th, 2025
  • Time: 8 AM PST / 9 AM MST / 10 AM CST / 11 AM EST / 12 PM AST / 12:30 PM NST
  • Format: Zoom online webinar
  • Registration: Eventbrite

Registration on Eventbrite is free and takes less than a minute to complete. After registering, you will receive your joining link in the bottom of the confirmation email. You don’t need an Eventbrite account to register using Eventbrite.

This webinar will be recorded and shared with the public. The hosts will disable microphones and video screens, and there will be opportunities for questions and comments. If you register with Eventbrite, you will receive the recording through Eventbrite after the event.

Use of Eventbrite to register is voluntary. Eventbrite data is stored on U.S. servers. If you prefer not to use Eventbrite to register for this event, please register by emailing commpkp@sfu.ca – subject line: February development webinar registration

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PKP Software Development

PKP is a community-governed project that has the interests of the scholarly publishing community and the greater public good in mind.

The PKP community software development of Open Journal Systems (OJS; also used for conference proceedings), Open Monograph Press (OMP), and Open Preprint Systems (OPS), is based on the needs of those using the software — the needs of interconnected communities that have expressed the importance of fair and sustainable access to research, and the importance of open infrastructure as a vehicle to making sure that long-term solutions are in place (and remain in place).

PKP thrives on community involvement and once again invites you to join the upcoming software development update, share perspectives, and get involved.

Staying Informed and Sharing

This recording will be shared on PKP’s social media, News Blog, and to Eventbrite registrants after the event.

Are you interested in past PKP Software Development Update webinars or getting notified when the recordings go online? Check out PKP’s YouTube channel Development Webinars playlist, and subscribe!

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