Call agenda
Review assessment questions to participants
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Timelines -- assessment to participants May 9 (out) May 16 (back); agenda out to participants - date?
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DataONE Data Management Workshop
May 23-24, 2012
Santa Barbara, CA

Workshop Goals: 
1) Provide an introduction to data management concepts and best practices 
2) Gather feedback from each lesson from students in order to assess effectiveness
Presenters: 
Viv Hutchison (USGS), Carly Strasser (UCOP), Heather Henkel (USGS), Nancy Hoebelheinrich (NSIDC), Mark Schildhauer (NCEAS)
 
AGENDA
Day 1
 
9:00 – 9:45               Welcome and Introductions (Viv) 
9:45 – 10:45             Introduction to Data Management (Viv)
10:45 – 11:00            BREAK
11:00 – 11:30              Data Sharing (Carly) and Advertising your Data (Nancy)
11:30 – 12:30          Data Management Plans and Tools (Carly)
                                    - HANDS-ON: Write a Data Management Plan
                                    - Evaluation of learning materials
12:30 – 1:30             LUNCH
1:30 – 2:00               Data Entry Manipulation (Carly)
2:00 - 2:30               Quality Assurance/Quality Control (Carly)
2:30 – 3:30                   - HANDS-ON: Data Organization Tips for Your Dataset 
3:30 – 3:45               BREAK
3:45 – 4:45               Analysis and Workflows (Mark)
4:45 – 5:30                      - HANDS ON: Demo of Sample Data to Analysis Environment  
6:00                           Group Dinner (optional)
 
Day 2
 
9:00 – 10:00             What is Metadata? (Viv)
                                 The Value of Metadata (Viv)
                                 Writing Quality Metadata (Viv)
10:00 – 10:30               - HANDS-ON: Writing a Metadata Record for Your Dataset
10:30 – 10:45           BREAK
10:45 – 12:00               - HANDS-ON: Writing a Metadata Record for Your Dataset 
-  20 min                               Data Semantics (Mark)
12:00 - 1:30             LUNCH
 1:30 – 3:00          Data Citation (Nancy)
                                      - HANDS-ON: Create a Dataset Citation for Your Data
                                     - HANDS-ON:  Create a Citation for Data From Other Researchers
3:00 – 3:15           BREAK 
3:15 – 4:00           Protected Backup and Data Preservation (Heather)
                                        - HANDS-ON: Storing Data
4:00 – 5:00              Review of course material; Survey; Comments
5:00                     Adjourn

Get From Participants: sample of the dataset in CSV format; send in advance if possible (or send a description of the structure, syntax and semantic content of it).....a week in advance of the course date.

Send out a note today asking what kinds of data the participants they plan to bring to the workshop (remind them it only has to be a sample)


Last Name    First Name    Stage    Subject    Institution
Abercrombie    Parker    Incoming Masters    Computer scientist /geog  Boston University
Aktaruzzaman    Zaman    Early stage (1 yr) Postdoc    Civil Environmental Engineering    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Albalasmeh    Ammar    PhD Candidate    Environmental Systems    UC Merced
Dworkin    Ian     Assistant Prof    Ecology, Evolutionary Biology & Behaviour    Michigan State
Eaker    Chris    Masters Candidate    LIS    University of Tennesse
Forrester    Tavis    PhD Candidate    Ecology    UC Davis
Frazier    Heather    PhD Candidate    Geography    UC Santa Barbara
Garcia    Elizabeth    PhD Candidate    Geography    UC Santa Barbara
Gilbreath    Thomas    PhD Candidate    Ecology / Evolutionary Biology    UC Irvine
Hartsough    Peter    Late stage (4 yr) Postdoc    Hydrology    Dept. of Land, Air and Water Resources
Hoagland    Serra    PhD Candidate    Forestry    Northern Arizona State
Judson    Sarah    Researcher (Masters level)    Aquatic Ecology    BLM/USU National Aquatic Monitoring Center
Kirchener    Peter    PhD Candidate    Hydrology    UC Merced
Laney    Christine    PhD Candidate    Environmental Science / Engineering    U Texas El Paso
Pai    Henry    PhD Candidate    Environmental Systems    UC Merced
Purcell    Serenity    Masters    GIS    Maryland / Smithsonian
Thorpe    Andrew    PhD Candidate    Geography    UC Santa Barbara
Vieli    Lorena    PhD Candidate    Agriculture    UC Santa Barbara
Whalen    Matt    PhD Candidate    Ecology    UC Davis

How would you rate the quality of the information presented during the lecture component of this lesson?
            Comments on how it could be improved
How would rate the quality of the hands-on component of this lesson?
How would rate the quality of the instructor’s presentation of this information?
How useful was the information presented in this lesson to you personally?
            Is there information that would be of use to you but was not covered in the lesson? If so, please describe
 
o   During this session, we presented the following as best practices:
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o   Do you foresee obstacles to implementing these best practices in your work? How difficult do you think it will be to overcome these obstacles?
§  I am already doing this + Likert scale ranging from ‘may require some work to implement, but no serious obstacles’ to ‘insurmountable obstacles’ + not applicable to my work
o   If you see significant obstacles, which of the following best describes the obstacles?
§  Not enough time
§  Not enough knowledge
§  Not enough technical support
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o   Please provide more information about the serious obstacles that you see to implementing these best practices in your work.