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Research Data MANTRA DemO

Join the MANTRA online course designed to empower PhD students and early career researchers with essential skills in research data management. This open educational resource aims to raise awareness of key issues in data management and provide practical guidelines for best practices. The course features eight comprehensive learning units covering topics such as data management plans, organizing data, and security. Utilize software practicals in SPSS, R, ArcGIS, and NVivo. Access this valuable training freely through our open license at the University of Edinburgh.

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Research Data MANTRA DemO

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  1. Research Data MANTRA DemO Dr Cuna EkmekciogluSenior eLearning Adviser Information Services AQMen Event, Business School, University of Edinburgh, 10 October 2011

  2. MANTRA online course • Aims to: • Raise awareness of the key issues related to data management • Provide guidelines for good practice in research data management • Designed for PhD students and early career researchers • Open educational resource that may be freely used by anyone • Available through an open license

  3. Course structure • Eight learning units: • Research data explained • Data management plans • Organising data • File formats and transformation • Documentation and metadata • Storage and security • Data protection, rights and access (in development) • Preservation, sharing and licensing (in development) • Four software practicals for data handling: SPSS, R, ArcGIS, NVivo • Recommended resources

  4. Authoring tool • Xerte Online Toolkits by University of Nottingham • Open source eLearning development environment • Server-based suite of tools for content authors • No programming required • Uses simple wizards • Content authors can easily collaborate on projects • Produces SCORM 1.2 complaint output • http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/xerte/toolkits.htm

  5. Course website http://datalib.edina.ac.uk/mantra/

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