Scholarly Communications & Data Management Tip Sheet: Data Management Questions for Researchers to Consider

Considering these questions about your data before you begin a research project will save you time and effort, and will improve the quality of your data

Scholarly Communications & Data Management Tip Sheet: Budgeting for Data Management and Sharing

In consultation with OMB, federal agencies should allow researchers to include reasonable publication costs and costs associated with submission, curation, and management of data and special handling instructions as allowable expenses in all research budgets. -OSTP Memorandum, August 25, 2022 (https://bit.ly/4eAuv9O) What data management and sharing activities can be included in a funding proposal

Scholarly Communications & Data Management Tip Sheet: The Research Data Lifecycle

The research data lifecycle encompasses the data-related activities that take place during a research project. Proper management of research data supports efficient research and safeguards data for future access and use

Scholarly Communications & Data Management Tip Sheet: Funder Requirements for Data Management & Sharing

The NSF, DOJ, NASA, NEH, NIH, USDA, USGS, and nearly all other federal funders require that you manage and share the data produced during a research project. Many state and private funders have similar requirements. This involves organizing, describing, analyzing, and storing research data, as well as any other information necessary to replicate the study. At the end of the project, data must be deposited into a data repository (for example ScholarWorks, Boise State’s Institutional Repository)

Scholarly Communications & Data Management Tip Sheet: ORCID & Managing Your Online Professional Presence

Albertsons Library can help you create and maintain a professional presence online using one or more of the tools outlined in this tip sheet