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Description: Posters and Presentations related to the development of the 'Best Practices for Biomedical Research Data Management' MOOC.

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Online Research Data Management Education During a Global Pandemic:​ Trends and Lessons Learned​

Goldman & Fay
Poster presented at The Research Data Management Librarian Academy (RDMLA) Symposium 2022
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Understanding the Data Life Cycle for Research Success

Goldman & Lapinski
2018 Research, Rigor & Reproducibility Series Workshop: students will identify and discuss current workflow challenges throughout the research li...
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Designing Collaborative Online Training for Research Data Management

Goldman
Poster presented at the 2018 University of Massachusetts and New England Area Librarian eScience Symposium
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MOOC: Miscalculations, Oversights, Opportunities and Celebration

Goldman & Herrera
Poster presented at ACRL New England Chapter Annual Conference 2018
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Pitfalls and Positives: Developing a Massive Open Online Course

Goldman
Paper presentation at NAHSL 2017
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Biomedical Research Data Management Open Online Education: Challenges & Lessons Learned

Goldman & Martin
Poster presented at RDAP 2017
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