The AT2. MDD 102/EN – Open Science : discovering research data (0.5 credit) module consists of two asynchronous courses on Arche:
- Survival Kit for the Research Data World (3h)
- Producing, managing, storing, disseminating research data (3h)
These two training are to be done at your own pace and will be completed by a 1 hour video conference during which you can ask your questions. The one-hour debriefing will cover the two courses.
There will be several debriefing sessions during the academic year, you can choose the one that works best for you (practical information and Teams links on the Arche platform).
Training in English only for students who don’t speak French
Survival kit for the research data world (3h)
This training is available on ARCHE: click here to acces the ARCHE course
At the end of this training, you will be able to:
- Define research data
- Know how to find it
- Know how to cite it
This training is to be done at your own pace and will be completed by a 1 hour video conference during which you can ask your questions. The one-hour debriefing will cover the two courses.
Producing, managing, storing, disseminating research data (3h)
This training is available on Arche : click here to access the ARCHE course
You must have obtained your Research Data Survival Kit to take this module, or already have some basic knowledge of data.
At the end of this training, you will be able to:
- Know the institutional landscape of data
- Know how to write a data management plan
- Produce quality data
This training is to be done at your own pace and will be completed by a 1 hour video conference during which you can ask your questions. The one-hour debriefing will cover the two courses.
