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This is a toolkit of data management best practices, broken up by discipline where able. This is a living site, with the intention that additional discipline-specific documents will be added over time. Additional JMU-specific information is available at [guides.lib.jmu.edu/data][1] Christie Bahlai's excellent blog is a great resource. [This post][2] on teaching data management and the many pitfalls associated with spreadsheet data is especially useful. Another great general resource is [this video][3] from NYU's Health Science Library. Also useful is [DataONE's Best Practices page][4]. While environmental science-based, DataONE's compilation of best practices are discipline agnostic. [1]: http://guides.lib.jmu.edu/data "Data Guide" [2]: https://practicaldatamanagement.wordpress.com/2014/09/04/teaching-students-how-to-data-some-reflections/ "Bahlai post" [3]: https://youtu.be/nNBiCcBlwRA [4]: https://www.dataone.org/all-best-practices "DataONE"
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