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The fifth evaluation workshop of the DDP project held virtually over three days, took place on the 10th and 16th, and 18th of November 2021. The aim of this workshop was to have researchers evaluate the module “Data Documentation and Data Preparation” including its minimum requirements and checklists as well as the inventory list belongingContinue reading “5th Evaluation Workshop on Data Documentation and Data Preparation”

On 3 November, members of the project met virtually to discuss the structure of the Domain Data Protocols (DDPs) as well as the DDP cover sheet. For the former, it was agreed that the order of the individual modules is less important than drawing attention to the fact that all modules must be processed atContinue reading “Coordination Meeting 2021”

On the 5th and 6th of October, the 22nd DINI Annual Conference took place as an online event. Simon Eckert presented the poster “Domain Data Protocols for Empirical Educational Research – The Challenge of FAIR Research Data” as part of a poster session on “Supporting the Creation of Sustainable Research Data”. Before the actual posterContinue reading “DDP-Bildung at the 22nd DINI Annual Conference”

In order to publicize the official launch of the project website and thus the project itself to a broader public, a short article was written for the GESIS blog and published on 13 July. The blog post focuses on three main points. After a short introduction, which rudimentarily touches on research practice in the context of researchContinue reading “Blog post on the launch of the project website”

On 23 July, Anja Perry and Sebastian Netscher presented their poster Measuring the Costs of Research Data Management at the 10th ESRA Conference 2021. In this poster, the two authors explain that there has been little work to date on calculating the costs of research data management. This is mainly due to the fact thatContinue reading “DDP-Bildung at the ESRA 2021”

The fourth evaluation workshop of the DDP project, which was held virtually on both dates, took place on July 21st and 28th, 2021. The aim of this workshop was to evaluate the manageability and usability of the data protection module by the participating experts. The workshop was led by the Leibniz Institute for Human Development and EducationalContinue reading “Evaluation Workshop on Data Protection”

On April 19th, Sebastian Netscher presented the Paper Domain-specific Data Management Plans and Cross-Disciplinary Interoperability at the IDCC-2021, to promote the project DDP-Bildung. Drafted by Sebastian Netscher, Anna Schwickerath, Anja Perry and Reiner Mauer, the paper examines the challenges of processing open data, following the FAIR Data Principles. Common guidance, such as templates for dataContinue reading “DDP-Bildung at the IDCC 2021”

On February 24th as well as on March 2nd and 4th the project has held two workshops with researchers to evaluate parts of the domain data protocols developed. Both workshops were organized by Qualiservice Bremen and the Center for Teacher Training and Education Research (ZeLB) with support from GESIS – Leibniz-Institute for the Social Sciences.Continue reading “Evaluation-Workshops on the DDP-Documentation-Model”

On 9-10 March, 2021, members of the project DDP-Bildung were invited to participate in the Bildungsforschungstagung (BiFo) of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). The project was represented by Gianpiero Favella (DIPF), Anne Gärtner (DZHW), Martin Kerwer (ZPID), Julia Künstler-Sment (IQB), Sebastian Netscher and Anna Schwickerath (GESIS) at a virtual market stand.Continue reading “DDP project at the Bildungsforschungstagung 2021”

On the initiative of Ivonne Anders (DKRZ) and Daniela Hausen (RWTH), Sebastian Netscher and Anna Schwickerath (GESIS) were involved in the organisation of a workshop as part of the virtual eScience Days 2021 at Heidelberg University. The goal of the workshop was to identify needs for and further develop discipline-specific guidance for research data management,Continue reading “eScience Days 2021 – Workshop “Discipline-specific guidance on data management plans””