Basic Course Research Data in Humanities and Social Sciences
Inhalte
Data are essential for research: How and where can data be stored and preserved, during and after a research project? Which guidelines apply to the proper handling, long term archiving and publication of research data?
This basic workshop addresses those and other questions with a special focus on humanities and social sciences. Participants will be familiarised with the basic concepts of research data management (RDM) and learn how to integrate them into their daily research processes. They will gain insights into legal frameworks and into the guidelines for safeguarding good research practice in relation to RDM. In addition, we will inform you about specific services and suitable infrastructures for handling your research data. We will focus on personal data, textual and audiovisual data.
All researchers and research administrators at Leipzig University who are interested in RDM are invited to attend this basic workshop.
Anmerkung(en)
We also offer a course in German language with the same content.
Advanced workshops on specific RDM-related topics are planned for the summer semester 2024.
For RDM in medicine and natural sciences, our programme offers a different basic course with a focus on discipline specific aspects.
Leitung
Dr. Stephan Wünsche (Referent für Forschungsdaten und Forschungsinformation, Universitätsbibliothek), Pia Voigt (Referentin für Forschungsdatenmanagement, Dezernat 1)
Teilnahmekreis
Professor:innen, PostDocs, Promovierende, alle interessierte Mitarbeiter:innen
Themenbereich
Empowering research, Microsoft Office und weitere IT Anwendungen, Wissenschaftliches Arbeiten und Grundlagen der Lehre, Methodenkompetenz
Voraussetzungen
No previous knowledge is necessary.
