- Course overview
- Search within this course
- What is data management?
- Managing and making the most of your data
- Why share your data?
- What happens to your data?
- Giving data context, structure and meaning
- Tools for data management planning
- Myths and best practice
- How and why to make your data open?
- BioSamples: a FAIR sample metadata archive
- Maintenance of life science data by biocurators
- Summary
- Quiz: test your knowledge
- Your feedback
- References
Managing and making the most of your data
In this webinar, Marta Teperek & Yasemin Türkyilmaz-van der Velden provide an overview of what data management is highlighting common misconceptions, pitfalls and best practice.
They pose the questions ‘Is there a reproducibility crisis in science’? and ‘How much data would lose if your laptop was stolen?’. This is followed up with an exploration of the selfish benefits of data management and a few hints, tips to get you started on your data management journey.
This webinar took place on 28 June 2018. The slides from the webinar can be downloaded here.
For further reading Marta and Yasemin recommend:
For advice on data management:
For information on Metadata standards:
As a tool for data management plans:
Data sharing: