Open Lingtax opened 5 years ago
I was motivated by these threads on peer review, and have started another thread to crowdsource.
I think there's a general need for training in:
Also:
Project management is a complex beast, and vastly different between academic and non-academic contexts (Tseen Khoo and Inger Mewburn). This would also be really useful for MCRs not just ECRs. Inger recommends Project management for the unofficial project manager
Anne Krook recommends "The Checklist Manifesto"
Pauline Fritsch also recommends project management, linking a list of resources on this, commenting on the application of this in Switzerland and her positive experiences of the CUSO skills program.
Ethics in data (h/t Aimee Whitcroft) including issues around web scraping and representativeness.
Our disciplines are all different, but we also face some common challenges, moreover we often find that we're learning to manage these on-the-job, why wasn't this part of our training?
If you could design training for postgrad students, what would it cover? Are there abstract domains that should be covered or concrete skills?