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Managing your Digital Research Data
DC101 Lite
10 February 2011 |
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Funding bodies increasingly require plans to show that research data will be properly managed and shared, where appropriate.
This workshop will provide an introduction to data management and the range of activities and roles that should be considered when planning and implementing research projects. Details of local support available and practical examples will also be provided.
The workshop is in cooperation with the Incremental project at Cambridge University Library.
Audience
The workshop is aimed at researchers and those who support research, for example data managers and local IT officers.
A key goal is the integration of these communities of practice to share their experiences and to identify where, when and how they can best cooperate to meet data curation challenges.
Agenda
10:00 | Registration | |
10:20 | Welcome | Joy Davidson |
10:30 | Overview to data curation | Joy Davidson |
10:50 | How to manage your data | Sarah Jones |
11:05 | Case study of managing data in the Freeze frame project | Naomi Boneham |
11:20 | Support from DSpace@Cambridge | Barbara Bültmann |
11:30 | Coffee | |
11:45 | Data management planning exercise | All |
12:30 | Incremental webpage demo | Lesley Freiman |
Cambridge University Library image CC-BY-SA by qwghlm
Costs and Registration
Registration has now closed
There is no fee to attend but priority will be given to staff and students from the University of Cambridge.