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PDFCA1 | http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/dcptoolkit | A Data Curation Profile is a tool that can be used to provide a foundational base of information about a particular set of data that may be curated by an academic library or other institution | The Data Curation Profile is intended to address the needs of an individual researcher or research group with regards to the “primary” data generated or used for a particular project. The data that will be addressed in the interviews and serve as the focus of the subsequent Data Curation Profile should be determined in the preparation phase of the process of developing a Data Curation Profile (see “Part 4 – How to Develop a Data Curation Profile” in this User’s Guide) |

Contents

Part 1 – Background
What is a Data Curation Profile? ..….……………………………………………… 3
How was the Data Curation Profile developed? ..….…………………………….. 3
Part 2 – Purpose and Use
Principles of the Data Curation Profile …….…….………………………………... 4
What can a Data Curation profile be used for? ..…………………………………. 4
What a Data Curation Profile is not designed to do ……………………………... 5
Part 3 - Components of the Data Curation Profile Toolkit
The User Guide ……………………..……………………………………………….. 5
The Interviewer’s Manual …………………………………………………………… 5
The Interview Worksheet …………………………………………………………… 6
The Data Curation Profile Template ………………………………………………. 6
Part 4 – How to Develop a Data Curation Profile
Methodology ……………………………………………………………………….… 6
Stage 1 – Preparation ………………………………………………………….. 6
Institutional Review Board Review and Approval ……………………………. 7
Modifications ……………………………………………………………………... 7
Time Needed …………………………………………………………………….. 8
Stage 2 – Interviews ………………………………………………………….... 8
Conducting the Interviews ……………………………………………………… 8
The Need for Two Interviews ……………………………………..................... 9
Coverage …………………………………………………………………………. 10
Additional Considerations for Conducting the Interviews .............................. 10
Recommendations – Interviews ……………………………………………….. 11
Storage and Handling of the Materials .……………………………………….. 12
Time Needed …………………………………………………………………….. 13
Stage 3 – Constructing the Data Curation Profile ………………………... 13
Time Needed …………………………………………………………………….. 14
Sharing your Data Curation Profiles …………………………………………… 15
Acknowledgements …………………………………………………………………… 15
Checklist of Activities ………………………………………………………………… 17
-- http://datacurationprofiles.org

Interview Worksheet
Interviewer's Manual
The Profile Template

Contents
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UF - The Data Curation Profiles Toolkit is to provide a set of resources and guidelines for creating Data Curation Profiles. ​ It includes a User Guide, an Interviewer's Manual, an Interview Worksheet, and a Data Curation Profile Template. ​ The toolkit is designed to help information professionals conduct interviews with researchers or research groups to gather information about their data and their needs for data curation. The information collected through these interviews can then be used to develop a Data Curation Profile, which serves as a foundational document for managing and curating a particular data set. ​ The toolkit also provides guidance on how to share and use the Data Curation Profiles at both the individual and institutional level. ​ Additionally, the toolkit can be used as a guide for developing data services at other institutions and as objects of research to better understand researchers' data sharing, curation, and preservation needs. The toolkit provides a structured framework and set of questions to gather information about a particular data set and the researcher's needs for that data set. It also provides recommendations and guidelines for conducting the interviews, handling and storing materials, and sharing the Data Curation Profiles with others. ​ The toolkit guides the creation of a data curation profile, which serves as a comprehensive document that captures important information about the researcher's data and their requirements for its management and curation. ​ The toolkit aims to assist researchers in understanding the needs and priorities for managing and curating their data throughout its lifecycle.
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PDFCA | http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/lib_research/153 | Interest in working with research data as an information resource is growing amongst academic libraries. However, research data sets and the issues surrounding making them accessible are much more complex than what librarians encounter with the materials that typically comprise library collections. These complexities can present a potential barrier for librarians seeking to engage in discussions with researchers about managing, sharing, and curating their data. Without possessing a significant depth of knowledge of the research process, or a strong understanding of data practices, norms, and challenges within a particular field, librarians may be at a loss in how to begin | Interest in working with research data as an information resource is growing amongst academic libraries. However, research data sets and the issues surrounding making them
accessible are much more complex than what librarians encounter with the materials that typically comprise library collections. These complexities can present a potential barrier for librarians seeking to engage in discussions with researchers about managing, sharing, and curating their data. Without possessing a significant depth of knowledge of the research process, or a strong understanding of data practices, norms, and challenges within a particular field, librarians may be at a loss in how to begin | This team sought to identify “which researchers are willing to share their data, when, with whom, and under what conditions?” through interviewing science and engineering faculty. The findings of this research were shared as Data Curation Profiles. Each Data Curation Profile contains a description of a particular data set and its lifecycle, an account of how the researcher administers, shares, or curates the data, and what the researcher would like to do with the data set but is not currently. In other words, his or her specific needs for the data set |

Contents
1. Introduction pg. 2
2. Background pg. 3
3. Defining Roles for Librarians pg. 4
4. Defining j"(Research) Data" pg. 7
5. Defining "Data Set" pg. 8
6. Defining "Data Lifecycle" pg. 8
-- Figure – The Lifecycle Model of Research Data Creation
7. Defining "Data Curation" pg. 10
8. Defining "Data Sharing" pg. 11
9. Conclusion pg. 13
10. Acknowledges pg. 14
11. References pg. 15
12 Appendix A - Excerpts from a Data Interview pg. 18

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RT - Querying
BT - Interview
NT - Perceptions
UF - This information is about the development of a toolkit and workshop for librarians to conduct data interviews with researchers and understand their data needs. The purpose of the workshop for reference librarians is to provide them with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct data interviews with researchers. The new approach for recruiting content to the repository involves training liaison librarians on the features, benefits, mechanics, and context of the repository services. ​ These librarians then leverage their existing relationships with faculty to encourage and facilitate content submission to the repository. By working closely with faculty, the librarians can better understand their needs and perspectives, and provide personalized support and guidance in submitting their work to the repository. ​ This approach recognizes the importance of building trust and collaboration with faculty to ensure the success and adoption of the repository.
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