Information Management for Researchers - Organising Humanities Material (Oxford)

Research information management: Organising humanities material

Authors: Sudamih Project, Oxford University Computing Services 
Created: 1 January 2011, by Sudamih Project, Oxford University Computing Services

Research Information Management: Organising Humanities Material is a course for humanities researchers (including graduate students), designed to occupy about half a day. Included are a course book, a set of sample files for use during course exercises, and a slideshow for classroom use (the course book and exercise files can also be used for individual study). Topics covered include: identifying your working style; organising paper and electronic material; file and folder structures; tagging vs. hierarchical filing; retrieving information; and linking notes and sources. These course materials are part of a set of resources created by the JISC Managing Research Data programme-funded Sudamih Project at Oxford University Computing Services in 2011.

Published: 29 July 2013, by University of Oxford

Keywords: research skills, study skills, software tools, linking information, information retrieval, tag-based filing, hierarchical filing, file structures, folder structures, organisation, organising research material, organising research information, personal information managment, research data management, research data, researchers, research 

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