Sep 17: Organizing and Archiving Qualitative Data with the Qualitative Data Repository

[Philip Durbin]

I noticed this in a newsletter and thought I'd pass it along (QDR runs Dataverse).

https://libcal.library.harvard.edu/event/16791709

Curious about your options for finding and sharing qualitative research data?

Join the Qualitative Data Repository's (QDR's) Associate Director, Dessi Kirilova, for an hour-long webinar to gain a clearer understanding of qualitative data‑sharing norms and practices across the social, health, and other human‑focused sciences.

This session will highlight practical steps researchers can take to keep qualitative materials organized throughout any project, which can also support future archiving and re‑use of the materials you collect. Additionally, you will

- See examples of nuanced data‑sharing approaches from current published data projects, including sensitive data secured under different levels of access control,
- Understand how the deposit process at the repository works, and
- Learn about data available for pedagogical purposes.

Note that as an institutional member of QDR, the Harvard community receives a variety of benefits, including free curation and deposit for most projects.


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Philip Durbin
Software Developer for http://dataverse.org
http://www.iq.harvard.edu/people/philip-durbin