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SUMMARY:Managing research data and Data Management Planning (DMPs)
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DESCRIPTION:Good research data management is a vital component of academic
  practice. Part of this is the principle that the data used to develop the
  arguments and outcomes of your research should be effectively stored and 
 managed during a project\, preserved for the future and - where possible -
  shared with other academics. This session introduces the University’s r
 esearch data policy and outlines the practical impact this will have on yo
 ur work. The services available at Oxford to assist you will be outlined. 
 This session is not only essential during your current studies but will be
  invaluable if you plan to continue in research as a career. \n\nTopics to
  be covered include:\n\nCommon dangers and pitfalls of digital data\nKey p
 rinciples of RDM and organising your data effectively\nProducing a data ma
 nagement plan\nInstitutional\, funder and publisher requirements\nIssues a
 round preserving data and cybersecurity\nORA-Data\, GitHub and other prese
 rvation services\nSharing thoughts and insights about the potential of dat
 a management in your own field\nAccessing Oxford based tools for research 
 data management
LAST-MODIFIED:20260522T105919Z
LOCATION:Social Science Library - Information Skills Training Room\, Infor
 mation Skills Training Room Social Science Library Manor Road Oxford Oxfor
 dshire OX1 3UQ United Kingdom
SPEAKER:John Southall (Bodleian Libraries)\, Dan Crane (Bodleian Libraries
 )
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