[Esip-preserve] Comments invited on draft DCC How-to Guide

[Arctur, David K]

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From: Alex Ball <a.ball at ukoln.ac.uk<mailto:a.ball at ukoln.ac.uk>>
Subject: Comments invited on draft DCC How-to Guide
Date: April 30, 2015 at 5:08:28 AM CDT
To: <dcc-associates at lists.ed.ac.uk<mailto:dcc-associates at lists.ed.ac.uk>>, <research-dataman at jiscmail.ac.uk<mailto:research-dataman at jiscmail.ac.uk>>
Reply-To: Alex Ball <a.ball at ukoln.ac.uk<mailto:a.ball at ukoln.ac.uk>>

Apologies for cross posting.

The UK Digital Curation Centre publishes a range of 'How to...' guides to offer practical advice for researchers and support staff on a range of data management topics.

We are currently seeking comments on the draft guide, 'How to Measure the Impact of Research Data'. The abstract for the guide is as follows:

"This guide will help you to measure the impact of research data, whether your own or that of your department/institution. It provides an overview of the key impact measurement concepts and the services and tools available for measuring impact. After discussing some of the current issues and challenges, it provides some tips on increasing the impact of your own data. This guide should interest researchers and principal investigators working on data-led research, and librarians and administrators working with research quality assessment submissions."

The guide is 13 pages long as currently laid out and can be found here:
https://github.com/alex-ball/HowTo-DataImpact/releases/tag/r1

There are a couple of ways of leaving feedback through the site:

1. Editing (a copy of) the file 'how-to-measure-impact.md' directly and sending a 'pull request'. There is help on how to do this here:
https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests/

2. Create issues on the issue tracker.

You can also comment on the pull requests and issues others have raised.

If you are not comfortable with doing that, or want to send a private comment, please email your comments to myself <a.ball at ukoln.ac.uk><mailto:a.ball at ukoln.ac.uk> and Monica Duke <m.duke at ukoln.ac.uk><mailto:m.duke at ukoln.ac.uk>.

We would be grateful for any feedback you might have. If you could provide your comments by 11th May, that would be great.

Many thanks,
Alex.


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Alex Ball
Research Officer
DCC/UKOLN
University of Bath, Bath BA2 7AY, UK
T: +44 1225 383668 F: +44 1225 386838
http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/

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