HKUL Research Data Services

Resources - Online Training, Guides & Tools

Resources

Three Research Data Management training workshops were organized by the University Grants Committee (UGC) in 2023. The training deck includes:

#1 Introduction to RDM and Open Research & Data Citation and licensing (video recording & materials)
#2 FAIR Principles and Data Selection and Preservation (video recording & materials)
#3 Research Ethics and Introduction to Data Management Plan (DMP) (video recording & materials)
Two sets of self-paced learning materials on RDM & DMP

Australian Research Data Commons, Good Data Pratices
CESSDA ERIC, Expert Tour Guide on Data Management
EDINA, University of Edinburgh, Mantra Research Data Management Training
UK Data Service, official YouTube channel: Video Tutorials
Research Data Oxford, Data management training from around the web
PARTHENOS, a Horizon 2020 project funded by the European Commission, Manage, Improve and Open Up Your Research and Data

Digital Curation Centre(DCC), How-to Guides
ISA. ISA Framework, Tools to manage life science, environmental and biomedical experiments.
Kent State University, NVivo
Kent State University, SPSS and AMOS
Michigan State University, Research Data Fundamentals
Research Data Oxford, FAIR data resources from around the web
UK Data Service, Research data management Learning Hub
University of Cambridge, Data Management Guide
University for the Creative Arts, VADS4R, Visual arts data skills for researchers

Tools to create data management plans (DMP). Use one of their templates for compliance with a certain funder or institution, or create your own DMP with their guidance.
- DMPOnline. UK
- DMPTool. US
Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELN). Laboratory notebooks are the primary records many researchers use to document the hypotheses, methodology, results, and analysis of their research. Electronic Laboratory Notebooks (ELNs) move these records into digital formats and add functionality such as collaboration, templates, and searching.
Protocols.io is a web-based platform designed for researchers to create, share, and discover scientific protocols. It provides a collaborative environment where researchers can create and publish detailed step-by-step procedures for their experiments and workflows. This platform is flexible and adaptable, allowing users to create protocols for a wide range of scientific fields and applications.
Sherpa JULIET is a useful tool offering information on research funders' policies on open access data archiving and open access publishing. Use Sherpa Juliet to find out whether your funder requires you to deposit your final data in a particular repository.