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The webinar introduces researchers to the importance of data sharing and some key requirements to make data sharable, such as consent, documentation and anonymization. It then presented different solutions for data sharing and present in greater depth the new FORS online repository SWISSUbase. By...

The webinar provide an introduction to open research data and data management, before focusing on data management planning by guiding you through the SNSF DMP template.

This guide provides an overview of data linkage, analyses the main advantages, and summarizes the challenges quantitative researchers and data practitioners face when working with multiple data sources. Moreover, this document aims to provide examples of the developments of data linkage in Switze...

The advent of Open Science poses a number of challenges for researchers with regard to research data management. Amongst the most salient is the necessary balance between data protection and openness. This guide aims to clarify the rights and obligations of researchers regarding the protection of...

In the social sciences in recent years, replication has received increased attention, as there has been a growing understanding that for research to be credible it is crucial that studies can be repeated. Replication allows for determining the validity of scientific conclusions. This FORS Guide p...

DataverseTV is a collection of videos and presentations from the Dataverse community.

Video playlist of short tutorials

This is a video tutorial series created for the Texas Digital Library’s Texas Data Repository and based on a similar video set created by the Odum Institute. The Texas Data Repository is a platform for publishing and archiving datasets (and other data products) created by faculty, staff, and stud...

These slides are for a lightning talk at PIDapalooza 2020 to introduce Dataverse to the community.

In the autumn of 2021 Digital Research Alliance of Canada held three webinars about using/setting up Dataverse. This is the recording of the first webinar: Introduction and features,