[2022.04.08] How can Research Data Management help you practice Open Science?

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This component contains: * **2022.04.08_ShareYourKnowledgeWeek_OS_RDM.gslides**: Google slides of the presentation including: (i) a definition of open science and commonly discussed open practices (e.g., open data, open code, open access publications); (ii) which stakeholders are promoting open science; (iii) how the adoption of such practices can be beneficial for society, research disciplines, and individual researchers; (iv) how to plan and prepare to share your data (using a data management plan, taking privacy issues into account); (v) how to document and organize your data before sharing by adding metadata; and (vi) where to share and archive your data.

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