 The Data Management workshop series will take place over the Winter Break in January 2015 in a "flipped classroom" format where participants will watch a 3-9 min video before attending an hour-long workshop. In class we will focus on hands-on participation and activities. The University Libraries' course on data management is designed for graduate students at the University of Minnesota who seek to prepare themselves as “data information literate" scientists in the digital research environment. Detailed videos and in-class workshop activities will help you prepare for the specific and long-term
needs of managing your research data. Experts in digital curation will describe current sharing expectations of federal funding agencies (like NSF, NIH) and give advice on how to ethically share and preserve research data for long-term access and reuse. Students will get out of this course:
Photo: The Juscelino Kubitschek Bridge in Brasila, Brazil. Credit: JK_Bridge_2 by chris.diewald on Flikr |
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This program was funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Science (IMLS) as the Data Information Literacy (DIL) Project (http://www.datainformationliteracy.org) in partnership with Purdue University, Cornell University, and the University of Oregon. Cite as: Johnston, Lisa R., Jeffryes, Jon. (2015). Data Management Workshop Series, Winter 2015. University of Minnesota Libraries. http://z.umn.edu/datamgmt15.
