In January 2024, all academic events and blog posts published on Calenda and Hypotheses respectively were issued with a digital object identifier, or DOI. OpenEdition was already assigning DOIs to articles published on OpenEdition Journals and...
A new traffic reporting service has been rolled out for all sites across OpenEdition’s four platforms. The data reports are publicly available and can be consulted at https://analytics.openedition.org/. This service enables OpenEdition communities to assess the...
As a winner of the first National Fund for Open Science (FNSO) call for projects, OpenEdition’s I-FAIR IR project has been able to create a default licensing policy for all four of its platforms and its...
Lodel, a free digital publishing program used to publish content on OpenEdition Journals, OpenEdition Books, and Calenda, is getting an upgrade. Plans to migrate from Lodel 1.0 to Lodel 2.0 began two months ago. The major,...
We’ve reached the end of the first stage of the “OpenBar” project – long live the new OpenBar! Responsive and contextual, this new navigation bar has just gone live on all OpenEdition platforms. And with that...
We inform our readers that our content remains accessible and that all our services are provided during this exceptional period of containment. Due to the circumstances, some events published on Calenda may be cancelled or postponed....
A new feature is now online on Calenda: a reading recommendation system that includes documents from all OpenEdition platforms (articles, book chapters, blog posts), and not simply scholarly events, as was the case until now. This...
In October 2011, we published a post on the geographic location of academic events announced on Calenda, pointing to the increasing number of events held outside of France, the country where the platform was launched. Since...
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