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The programme will consist of modular training. The modules will be delivered at approximately one per week in oneday facetoface workshops. They will be supported with a suite of resources. Modules 2 and 9 are Immersive Research Department Days that take place in a research department. immersiveInformaBcs is a pilot training programme which offers research data management training for Higher EducaBon support services. The programme will run in parallel at the University of Bath and the University of Melbourne and is designed to be transferrable to other insBtuBons. Course materials will be stored on Moodle. Modules will comprise of Introductory presentaBons on the subject area given by immersiveInformaBcs trainers Case studies presentaBons given by external speakers PracBcal exercises and discussions facilitated by immersiveInformaBcs trainers Details of further resources Immersive Element Overview Bath Programme Team: Marieke Guy (DCC) [email protected] Catherine Pink (Research360) [email protected] Liz Lyon (DCC) [email protected] What is research data? Why should you share data? How do you analyse data? What is a data journal? How do you cite a data set? What is open access? How do you back up data? What metadata should you keep about data? How is data preserved? What is open data? Who owns data created at the University of Bath? What are the funder requirements for data? How do I find out what data researchers are creaBng? Can research data be used in the REF? What is a consent form? How do you license data? Modular Training Module 1: Research Data Management Landscape Module 2: Understanding the Research Process Module 3: Requirements capture Module 4: Funders, Roadmaps and Data Management Planning immersiveInforma4cs Website: h^p://www.immersiveinformaBcs.org immersiveInformaBcs Module 5: InformaBcs Advocacy Module 6: Storage infrastructure Module 7: Data PublicaBon, Sharing and Reuse Module 8: PreservaBon Module 9: RevisiBng the Research process Module 10: Legal and Ethical Issues Two modules will feature Immersive Research Department Days (IRDDs) which involve shadowing pracBsing researchers. ParBcipants will be aligned to researchers in similar subject areas. During the course of the programme parBcipants will work on a real dataset and keep a data diary using the Mahara eporeolio tool. SelecBon of datasets will be arranged with the academic department in advance. ParBcipants will learn how to describe, manage, idenBfy, access, preserve and reuse the dataset. The DCC CuraBon Lifecyle Model will be explored during module 1 IRDD IRDD Questions

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The  programme  will  consist  of  modular  training.  The  modules  will  be  delivered  at  approximately  one  per  week  in  one-­‐day  face-­‐to-­‐face  workshops.  They  will  be  supported  with  a  suite  of  resources.                                                                                  Modules  2  and  9  are  Immersive  Research  Department  Days  that  take  place  in  a  research  department.  

immersiveInformaBcs  is  a  pilot  training  programme  which  offers  research  data  management  training  for  Higher  EducaBon  support  services.  The  programme  will  run  in  parallel  at  the  University  of  Bath  and  the  University  of  Melbourne  and  is  designed  to  be  transferrable  to  other  insBtuBons.  Course  materials  will  be  stored  on  Moodle.  

Modules  will  comprise  of    •  Introductory  presentaBons  on  the  subject  

area  given  by  immersiveInformaBcs  trainers  •  Case  studies  presentaBons  given  by  external  

speakers  •  PracBcal  exercises  and  discussions  facilitated  

by  immersiveInformaBcs  trainers  •  Details  of  further  resources  

Immersive Element

Overview

Bath  Programme  Team:  •  Marieke  Guy  (DCC)  

[email protected]  •  Catherine  Pink  

(Research360)  [email protected]  

•  Liz  Lyon  (DCC)  [email protected]  

What  is  research  data?  Why  should  you  share  data?  How  do  you  analyse  data?  What  is  a  data  journal?  How  do  you  cite  a  data  set?  What  is  open  access?  How  do  you  back  up  data?  What  metadata  should  you  keep  about  data?  How  is  data  preserved?  What  is  open  data?  Who  owns  data  created  at  the  University  of  Bath?  What  are  the  funder  requirements  for  data?  How  do  I  find  out  what  data  researchers  are  creaBng?  Can  research  data  be  used  in  the  REF?  What  is  a  consent  form?    How  do  you  license  data?                    

Modular Training

Module  1:  Research  Data  Management  Landscape    

Module  2:  Understanding  the  Research  Process      

Module  3:  Requirements  capture      

Module  4:  Funders,  Roadmaps  and  Data  Management  Planning      

immersiveInforma4cs  Website:  h^p://www.immersiveinformaBcs.org  

                                       immersiveInformaBcs  

Module  5:  InformaBcs  Advocacy    

Module  6:  Storage  infrastructure    

Module  7:  Data  PublicaBon,  Sharing  and  Re-­‐use    

Module  8:  PreservaBon    

Module  9:  RevisiBng  the  Research  process      

Module  10:  Legal  and  Ethical  Issues  

Two  modules  will  feature  Immersive  Research  Department  Days  (IRDDs)  which  involve  shadowing  pracBsing  researchers.  ParBcipants  will  be  aligned  to  researchers  in  similar  subject  areas.  During  the  course  of  the  programme  parBcipants  will  work  on  a  real  dataset  and  keep  a  data  diary  using  the  Mahara  e-­‐poreolio  tool.  SelecBon  of  datasets  will  be  arranged  with  the  academic  department  in  advance.  ParBcipants  will  learn  how  to  describe,  manage,  idenBfy,  access,  preserve  and  reuse  the  dataset.  

The  DCC  CuraBon  Lifecyle  Model  will  be  explored  during  module  1  

IRDD  

IRDD  

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