dmp support in the centre for children and youth
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Presentation covering how the DCC has worked with a researcher in the Centre for Children and Youth at Northampton to help him write a DMP and abstract out advice and guidance for other researchers based on that.TRANSCRIPT
DMP support in the Centre for Children and Youth
John Horton & Sarah Jones
Outline
1. Helping John to write a DMP
2. Abstracting out lessons / guidance
3. Options to provide further support
John’s DMP
• Data management workshop flagged DMP Online
• Used DMP Online to write draft plan
• Data clinic to get feedback on plan
Feedback on DMP Online• I found the guidance button for each question particularly
valuable - useful in checking that I understood the question and reassuring me that I was on the right track with my answers.
• At the outset, it would have been useful to have a single list of all the questions to be answered. I wanted to spend some time thinking about the questions and discussing them with my co-investigators before starting the form.
• I found there was a certain amount of repetition... (which can take you over funders’ page limits)
• In general, I found DMPOnline a very useful and neat tool for preparing a DMP for a submission to ESRC.
Responding to John’s lessons
• Changes planned to DMP Online– Introducing a summary page to download– Changing funder template to avoid duplication
• Developing local guidelines to help others– ESDS guidance on writing plans– Links to support at Northampton– Examples from John’s DMP
Guidance document covers:
A data management plan should include:• assessment of existing data• information on new data• quality assurance of data• back-up and security of data• expected difficulties in data sharing• copyright/Intellectual Property Right• responsibilities• preparation of data for sharing and archiving
Guidelines
• INSERT SCREENGRAB TO ILLUSTRATE
Where next?
• Adding University of Northampton guidance and examples to DMP Online?
• Running more courses & data clinics?
• Local support & mentoring in Schools?
• What else do you need?
Thanks - any questions?