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SUMMARY:Writing a Data Management Plan for your Research Project
DESCRIPTION:*For UoR research postgraduates*\nThis session forms part of the Reading Researcher Development Programme (RRDP) for Research Postgraduates. \n  \nA Data Management Plan (DMP) is a structured document that sets out what data and research materials will be collected in a research project\, how they will be managed in the course of the project\, and how and where data will be preserved and made accessible to others after the project concludes. A DMP is especially useful where research involves the collection or creation of new data\, or re-use of existing data. \nWriting a DMP will help you plan and execute your research effectively\, and ensure you consider and address important data management issues\, including data storage\, organisation and documentation; research ethics and consent; intellectual property rights; and preservation and sharing of data supporting your thesis and other research outputs\, as required by University policy. A DMP will enable you to identify appropriate solutions to protect your data and the integrity of your research\, and to make the most effective use of your research materials in the long term. \nThis workshop will be of interest to students in the early stages of planning their research. It will offer practical guidance on developing a DMP\, and how to make effective use of a DMP in your day-to-day research. The workshop will introduce the University’s PGR Data Management Plan template\, which you are encouraged to use to write your DMP. Students may wish to start drafting their DMP beforehand so that they can identify any questions they have and areas where they need support. \n  \nBook your place through Reading’s Student Information System (RISIS). \nThe timetable can be viewed on the RRDP webpage in the ‘Things to do now’ section. You can also view a full timetable in the Doctoral and Researcher College site on Blackboard.
URL:https://research.reading.ac.uk/digitalhumanities/event/writing-a-data-management-plan-for-your-research-project-2/
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SUMMARY:Using small grants to kickstart your Digital Humanities ambitions
DESCRIPTION:A short online information session to talk about how to use small research grants to kickstart your Digital Humanities ambitions. The session will be run by Research Services and will cover: \n\nWhat is Digital Humanities?\nUse of Digital Humanities in smaller grants\nA short talk from an academic who has held a British Academy Small Grant using Digital Humanities\nAn outline of 3 appropriate small grant opportunities\nSignposting to further help and resources\n\nJoin the meeting here
URL:https://research.reading.ac.uk/digitalhumanities/event/using-small-grants-to-kickstart-your-digital-humanities-ambitions/
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