Tag: Digital Curation Centre
Digital Curation: “Research Data & Institutions: Roles & Responsibilities?” (Conference Presentation)
Title Research Data & Institutions: Roles & Responsibilities? Presenter Dr Liz Lyon, Associate Director, UK Digital Curation Centre Director, UKOLN, University of Bath, UK Presented At Opening science through e-infrastructures Horizon 2020 Consultation event: Open Infrastructures for Open Science Date Rome, April 2012 Direct to Slides (10 pages; PDF) Note: Slides seven and eight list […]
A New Guide from the Digital Curation Centre: How To Cite Datasets and Link to Publications
Well done! This guide includes material for researchers, data repositories, and others. It includes examples, hyperlinked footnotes, additional resources. Title: How to Cite Datasets and Link to Publications Authors: Alex Ball (Digital Curation Centre) and Monica Duke (Digital Curation Centre) Source: DCC This guide will help you create links between your academic publications and the […]
Recently Released Briefing Paper: Making the Case for Research Data Management
Title: Making the Case for Research Data Management (Briefing Paper) By: Angus Whyte (DCC) and Jonathan Tedds (University of Leicester) Source: Digital Curation Centre (UK) This briefing paper aims to help managers in research institutions build support for developing new services for research data management. It also gives a brief snapshot of the JISC-led programmes […]
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New Working Guide from UK's DCC: How to Develop a Data Management and Sharing Plan
Summary from the Digital Curation Centre (DCC) Web Site: This guide outlines the process of developing a data management and sharing plan. Planning for the effective creation, management and sharing of your data enables you to get the most out of your research. The guide outlines UK funder expectations for data management and sharing plans […]
JISC and Other UK Organizations Call For All UK Metadata to Be Openly Accessible
From a JISC Announcement: Unlocking the descriptive information or metadata about digital content, articles, books and research is the key to making it more useful, according to the JISC-funded resource discovery taskforce as it embarks on a new programme of work. If all UK metadata was made openly accessible, the taskforce says, then the resources […]
