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SUMMARY:Best practices for documenting social sciences research data
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DESCRIPTION:Data documentation is essential to make sure that well-organi
 sed and well-documented research data can be produced from our research 
 projects. This workshop provides an overview of different types of docum
 entation depending on data type (e.g. primary or secondary\, survey or t
 ranscripts)\, as an essential part of implementing good data management 
 in research projects\, with a focus on optimising data sharing.\n\nIn th
 is session we will explore the following:\n\nthe critical role of data d
 ocumentation in research integrity and data sharing\, for both current a
 nd future research projects.\nhow to develop comprehensive documentation
  for various data types\, incorporating practical examples and templates
  that can be adapted to your projects.\nan overview of metadata: what it
  is\, its importance in making your data discoverable and understandable
 \, and the standards to follow for effective data sharing.\nDuring this 
 free 90-minute online workshop\, participants will learn the foundationa
 l principles and practical strategies for creating robust data documenta
 tion that enhances the accessibility\, usability\, and longevity of rese
 arch data. Effective documentation is not a one-size-fits-all process\; 
 it varies significantly across different types of data and the workshop 
 is tailored to address these nuances\, ensuring researchers can apply be
 st practices relevant to their specific data types.\n\nThe workshop will
  conclude with a dedicated Q&A session.\n\nPresenter: Maureen Haaker\n\n
 Level: Introductory\n\nExperience/knowledge required: Basic understandin
 g of research methods is recommended but not required.\n\nTarget audienc
 e: Academic and non-academic data professionals such as researchers\, ac
 ademic and professional services staff\, data managers\, data stewards a
 nd others keen on improving their data documentation practices.\n\nThis 
 event will be livestreamed on our UK Data Service YouTube channel but th
 e chat will be disabled. By registering and attending the Zoom event you
  will be able to ask questions and interact.\n\nRecordings of UK Data Se
 rvice events are made available on our YouTube channel and\, together wi
 th the slides\, on our past events pages soon after the event has taken 
 place.\n\nThis event is part of our UK Data Service introductory trainin
 g series: Autumn 2024.
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CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Online 
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