Meeting the Challenge of Data-Management Support in Academic Libraries

Thursday

Nov 8th, 2012

4:30 PM - 5:20 PM

Mountain Time

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Session Type: Exclusive Online Session
Libraries, E-Research, and Digital Content
Theme(s): Partnerships/Collaboration

As more funding agencies require data management plans from researchers as part of grant applications, academic libraries are implementing innovative programs to meet the needs of their campuses. In this panel discussion, representatives from Purdue, MIT, UCSD, and UIUC will offer brief project updates about the unique response of the library to the demands of researchers.

Moderator: Susan Henderson, Director, Online Strategies and Programs, EDUCAUSE

Speakers
Resources

Speakers

Spencer D.C. Keralis

Director, Digital Scholarship Co-Operative

University of North Texas

Ardys Kozbial

Director, Research Data Curation Program

University of California, San Diego

Deb Morley

Head of Specialized Content and Services, MIT Libraries

MIT

Sarah C. Williams

Life Sciences Data Services Librarian

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Michael Witt

Interdisciplinary Research Librarian

Purdue University

Resources

UIUC Life Sciences Data Services

9 KB, Off-site resource

Uploaded on 05/21/2013

Session Recording

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Sarah Williams' contribution to panel ...

488 KB, Powerpoint Slides

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Introductory slides on Data Management ...

513 KB, Powerpoint Slides

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Data Management Support @ UNT

Off-site resource

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DMPTool

Off-site resource

Uploaded on 05/21/2013

Ardys Kozbial's panel presentation

431 KB, Powerpoint Slides

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