Digital Curation Training for All
Our training programme aims to equip researchers and data custodians with the skills they need to share and preserve data effectively. Ultimately, tools and approaches will evolve over time, but if all stakeholders understand the bigger picture they will be in a better position to make critical decisions that best reflect their individual needs.
With this in mind, DCC training courses make use of the curation lifecycle model as a means of contextualizing the range and nature of roles and activities required to maintain access to data over time. The DCC also encourages the transfer of knowledge and best practice among data custodians, producers and users. In this way, you will be able to share your skills and the responsibility for data curation with others on your research team.
We've developed a range or training courses that meet a variety of training needs - from the absolute beginner to the more experienced data curator.
This intensive, three-day DCC course is designed to meet the specific needs of data custodians. An introductory course, DC 101 Lite, which distils the same content into half a day, is also available for complete beginners.
Our half-day, hands-on courses for data curation practitioners focus on making use of popular curation tools such as DRAMBORA and DAF.
In an effort to build capacity and to improve the sustainability of current and emerging curation training materials, the DCC seeks to engage in ‘Train the Trainer’ activity with other training providers.
Order Digital Curation 101 Training Materials
Order Digital Curation 101 Training Materials
If you are not able to attend DC 101 workshops and receive our training materials, why not buy a copy of training materials as a handy reference guide for your workplace?