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Matrix meets Data Fellows – Learning Objectives as a Starting Point for the Development of Trainings for (Future) Data Stewards

Name: Matrix meets Data Fellows – Learning Objectives as a Starting Point for the Development of Trainings for (Future) Data Stewards
Creator: Petersen, Britta
Keywords: Data Steward, Learning objective, RDM, Research Data Management, Training

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Presentation 04 Apr 2025 English Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Petersen, Britta;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.15149126 , 10.5281/zenodo.15149125

Matrix meets Data Fellows – Learning Objectives as a Starting Point for the Development of Trainings for (Future) Data Stewards

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Matrix meets Data Fellows – Learning Objectives as a Starting Point for the Development of Trainings for (Future) Data Stewards was presented during Fellowship of the Data 2025 in Jena. The presentations points out to the matrix of learning objectives for research data management (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7034477) as a structured framework to support the design and evaluation of training initiatives in the field of RDM. Given the evolving nature of the Data Steward role and the increasing demand for tailored, skill-based trainings in handling research data, the matrix offers an adaptable tool for training developers and institutions. This presentation introduces the matrix as a community product and discusses its potential use in practice-oriented education and professional development. A LiaScript rendered version of this presentation is available here.

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Kiel University
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Data Steward, Learning objective, RDM, Research Data Management, Training

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