OPEN SCIENCE AND OPEN EDUCATION IN ENANCIB PROCEEDINGS
A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS
Keywords:
open science, open education, information science, scientific productionAbstract
This article analyzes the presence of Open Science and Open Education in the scientific output of the Information Science field, based on papers published in the proceedings of the National Meeting on Research and Graduate Studies in Information Science (ENANCIB) between 2019 and 2025. It aims to identify papers mentioning Open Science and Open Education, analyze their temporal distribution, and examine their distribution across ENANCIB’s Working Groups (WGs). The study is a basic bibliographic research project employing a mixed-methods (qualitative-quantitative) approach and a descriptive-exploratory design, conducted via a bibliometric analysis. Data collection was performed using the BRAPCI database, tracking the occurrence of the terms "Open Science" and "Open Education" in the titles, abstracts, and keywords of papers published during the analyzed period. The results indicate a rise in discussions regarding Open Science, particularly from 2023 onwards. In contrast, Open Education shows a low incidence. The study concludes that Open Science demonstrates consistent growth and thematic concentration within the field, whereas Open Education remains at an early stage of development in the analyzed scientific output.