hannesdatta commented 3 years ago

Development Call: Data sharing tutorial

Objectives

Is your content request related to a problem you've encountered during your research process? Please describe.

I have created a rough first version of my data sharing tutorial. It needs a couple of more elements to be good: more "teaching" about the workflow, AND connecting it to existing and new building blocks.

Deliverables

1) Integrate a figure that visualises the workflow, similar to the one I am drawing here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pe-Zzu8s0So

2) Have our very own version of a data repository, inspired by the two links shared in Step 1 on our site right now. The repository needs to be self-contained, and use DUMMY data to illustrate our workflow. The repository should be located at gitHub.com/tilburgsciencehub/data-workflow. THAT's the template we'll recommend and maintain as we improve this workflow over time.

3) Link to existing building blocks that are relevant.

[ ] code snippets to upload and download data
[ ] using Git to clone a repository
[ ] hiding your authentication credentials
[ ] main and document your data
[ ] publish a Hugo website (e.g., with a data documentation and use instruction)
[ ] write a readme for a repository that guides readers in what's available on the repository

4) Develop new building blocks where necessary

[ ] pushing files to Dataverse (e.g., documentation); a lot of code is available already in my data repositories
[ ] synchronise your GitHub repository with Zenodo for long-term storage
[ ] how to use issues and the project board on Git to community with team members

5) [Optionally, to be discussed]

A series of video clips, teaching students and researchers about this workflow.

lachlandeer commented 1 year ago

OK this seems like no-one worked on it, but looks do-able for someone to spend time on.

moving to the spring sprint

hannesdatta commented 6 months ago

Let's assign someone to this. Seems indeed still doable.

tilburgsciencehub / website