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If you are sharing your data, how will you make sure that others can reuse your work? This is especially important if data sharing is required by your funder. #Data4Later #ResearchThursday

Be kind to your future self and others who might want to build on your research. Make sure you include a handy README file with your dataset, so it can be interpreted later. #Data4Later #ResearchThursday

Good afternoon all, Julie here for another #ResearchThursday. I'll have the usual mix of top tips and #LibraryHacks for all your research needs and some more advice on keeping your #Data4Later.

There's time for one more #Data4Later tip before I sign off. Make sure you know where each version of you data is backed up - and your colleagues know too! #ResearchThursday

Our third #Data4Later tip for today is all about back-ups. Aways follow the 3-2-1 rule: 3 copies on 2 different media and at least 1 kept off site. Don't keep it all on your laptop or a USB drive - if the tech fails you'll lose everything! #ResearchThursday

#Data4Later Tip No.4 is about protecting yourself against data loss. #ResearchThursday

So our first #Data4Later tip of the day is is to make sure you record details of the software programme you used to create your data along with the version number. This will help other people to be able to access and use your data later. #ResearchThursday

Good afternoon everyone. Julie here for the last #ResearchThursday of the year. Today's seasonal selection box includes some more of our tips for organising, storing and preserving your #Data4Later and we'll also have some recommendations for festive research resources.

So that's the end of another #ResearchThursday. We have lots more #Data4Later tips, so keep an eye out for more over the coming weeks. If you have questions on any aspect of research - or Library matters more generally - do get in touch warwick.ac.uk/services/libra…

Here's another data tip for you before I sign off for the evening. No more Version_1_Final, Version_1_Final_Final, Version 1_Final_Final_Live, keep your names meaningful and consistent. #Data4Later #ResearchThursday

Our first #Data4Later hot tip is to decide how you are going to name your data files. People often ask us what the best naming convention is, but there's no 'one size fits all' solution. Go with whatever works best for your research project and your data. #ResearchThursday

#Data4Later is all about keeping your research data safe and making sure you can find it again when you - or someone else - needs to refer to it again. Look out for our top tips with extra 'pro' boosts to help you quickly locate the information you need! #ResearchThursday

Good afternoon all, Julie here to bring you another #ResearchThursday. Today, I'll mainly be tweeting about managing your research data, as we launch our new #Data4Later campaign.

@ATLinstitute #data4later going to be at Douglass today making sure things are running smoothly for the great ELA folks!

@ATLinstitute #data4later at BROWN M.S. helping out with OSAT. Find Kyle the DDM and two OSAT experts in the CMA hallway if you need help!

#data4later CMs share how they'll use data to meet student achievement goals

Latest test scores - we rocked Air Pollution, but could use a refresher on Climate Change #data4later

#Data4Later Tip No.4 is about protecting yourself against data loss. #ResearchThursday

There's time for one more #Data4Later tip before I sign off. Make sure you know where each version of you data is backed up - and your colleagues know too! #ResearchThursday

#Data4Later is all about keeping your research data safe and making sure you can find it again when you - or someone else - needs to refer to it again. Look out for our top tips with extra 'pro' boosts to help you quickly locate the information you need! #ResearchThursday

If you are sharing your data, how will you make sure that others can reuse your work? This is especially important if data sharing is required by your funder. #Data4Later #ResearchThursday

Here's another data tip for you before I sign off for the evening. No more Version_1_Final, Version_1_Final_Final, Version 1_Final_Final_Live, keep your names meaningful and consistent. #Data4Later #ResearchThursday

Good afternoon all, Julie here to bring you another #ResearchThursday. Today, I'll mainly be tweeting about managing your research data, as we launch our new #Data4Later campaign.

Be kind to your future self and others who might want to build on your research. Make sure you include a handy README file with your dataset, so it can be interpreted later. #Data4Later #ResearchThursday

So our first #Data4Later tip of the day is is to make sure you record details of the software programme you used to create your data along with the version number. This will help other people to be able to access and use your data later. #ResearchThursday

Our third #Data4Later tip for today is all about back-ups. Aways follow the 3-2-1 rule: 3 copies on 2 different media and at least 1 kept off site. Don't keep it all on your laptop or a USB drive - if the tech fails you'll lose everything! #ResearchThursday

Good afternoon all, Julie here for another #ResearchThursday. I'll have the usual mix of top tips and #LibraryHacks for all your research needs and some more advice on keeping your #Data4Later.

Good afternoon everyone. Julie here for the last #ResearchThursday of the year. Today's seasonal selection box includes some more of our tips for organising, storing and preserving your #Data4Later and we'll also have some recommendations for festive research resources.

Our first #Data4Later hot tip is to decide how you are going to name your data files. People often ask us what the best naming convention is, but there's no 'one size fits all' solution. Go with whatever works best for your research project and your data. #ResearchThursday