Summary
The “Data Scholar” program is targeted at faculty and students doing research that involves data who wish to increase their understanding about research methods, tools, and data sources. The workshop series involves workshops for:
- Finding data in the disciplines
- Using data: analysis and presentation
- Sharing and Archiving data with Dataverse
Faculty and students will find workshops that are relevant to their discipline and their research, so that the learning is contextualized. Subject librarians will have opportunities for short or long workshop formats, and this will ensure workshops are appropriate to need and expertise.
Interested in becoming a Data Scholar? Attend at least one workshop in each category:
Finding Data
Finding Data workshops are hands-on workshops targeted to locating discipline-specific data.
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Using Data
Using Data workshops are designed to give you basic-to-intermediate level competency in the data visualization and analysis tools presented.
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Sharing/Archiving Data
Sharing/Archiving Data workshops are designed to give you basic level competency in Data Management Planning and Research Data Management, and to teach you how/when/why to upload your research data to the Texas State University Dataverse Data Repository.
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