Join the webinar "Introduction to Metadata in Dataverse Repositories: For Researchers and Support Staff" on November 15, 2023

[Julian Gautier]

Hi everyone,

Researchers and folks who help researchers publish their data are invited to a webinar that I'll be hosting on November 15, 2023 at 1pm ET, titled "Introduction to Metadata in Dataverse Repositories: For Researchers and Support Staff".

To attend, you'll need to register at https://harvard.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_waghSB6QRjOJJdh7bcLD7Q.

Visit the calendar at https://support.dataverse.harvard.edu/calendar to see past and upcoming webinars in this series.

Slides from this series of webinars are posted on Dataverse.org at https://dataverse.org/presentations and video recordings are posted on Dataverse TV at https://dataverse.org/dataversetv.

All best,
Julian

Julian Gautier (he/him)
Product Research Specialist, IQSS
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[Julian Gautier]

Thanks to everyone who joined yesterday's webinar. If you haven't had a chance yet, consider doing the 3-question post webinar survey I mentioned at the end. Webinar planning was really helped by feedback from surveys and conversations, and your feedback can help with future webinars, too.

The slides I used yesterday are posted at https://dataverse.org/presentations/introduction-metadata-dataverse-repositories-researchers-and-support.

Sometime next week we'll add to DataverseTV a link to the recording. I or a colleague will announce in this email thread when it's added there.

You can see the slides used for all of the webinars on Dataverse.org's Presentations page.

Last thing, I wanted to follow up on a question asked during the webinar. I mentioned that types of metadata that Dataverse collects automatically include download and pageview counts, and an anonymous attendee asked: For Dataverse repositories that have Make Data Count enabled to collect and report standardized usage metrics, how often do those repositories update the count of dataset pageviews they report (such as by displaying them on dataset pages and making them available through the API)? I said it was probably daily. I wasn't very sure then but checked the Dataverse Admin Guide later. It has a section called "Populate Views and Downloads Nightly", so I'd say that's how often each repository has been updating the counts they make available.

[Philip Durbin]

Julian's talk is now on YouTube and DataverseTV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BZRqtdhF68

It's really good! I hope you enjoy it!

Phil

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