The document outlines the schedule and content for the Force 11 Scholarly Communications Institute Summer School taking place from July 31 - August 4, 2017 at the University of California, San Diego. The course will cover topics related to data in the scholarly communications lifecycle including data management, sharing, discovery, reuse, licensing, and maximizing research impact. Presenters will come from organizations like the California Digital Library and universities. Participants will engage in speed dating, discussions, exercises and be asked to journal their learnings. The instructor, Natasha Simons from ANDS, invites participants to share what they hope to gain from the course and suggests for a "hot topic" discussion.

1. Force 11 Scholarly Communications Institute
Summer School
31 July – 4 August 2017
University of California, San Diego
Data in the Scholarly Communications
Lifecycle
Natasha Simons
Senior Research Data Specialist

2. Monday 31 July
Session one outline – welcome!
• Welcome and intro to instructor
• Intro to Australia and ANDS
• Who’s who in the zoo - speed data dating
• Course overview
• Your expectations: two things you would like to
get out of the course
Duration: 60 mins

3. Australia – where??
Image source: SA Government
Natasha
(Brisbane)

4. How big?

5. Population

6. Brisbane and the Gold Coast

8. University of Queensland

9. Australia…there are no silly questions!
What’s vegemite? Tim Tams?
Are drop bears real?
How many people get eaten by sharks every year?
Can you see kangaroos in the main street?
Do you eat kangaroos?
Do you have…starbucks, mcdonalds, subway etc?
????????

10. What about Australian research?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Y3l0WZOzvY

11. Australian research landscape
Map source - The Australian Trade Commission
Universities
Research institutions
National Collaborative
Research Infrastructure
Strategy (NCRIS)
Note: Examples only – not a comprehensive list!

12. What is ANDS?

13. https://www.rd-alliance.org/system/files/documents/23Things_Libraries_For_Data_RDA.pdf

14. 7–11March2016
1Gettingstarted
withdata
14–18March2016
2Issuesinresearch
datamanagement
21–25March2016
3Datainthe
researchlifecycle
2–6May2016
7Datacitationfor
access&attribution
9–13May2016
4–8April 2016
4Data
discovery
18–22April 2016
5Data
sharing
25–29April 2016
6Long-liveddata:
curation&preservation
Ready, set, data!
Buildyourknowledgeofkeyconceptsandissuesin
researchdatamanagement.
Repositories for data
Learnabout repositoriesfordepositing,managingand
discoveringresearchdata.
Catch-ups & M eetUp
> Kick-of W ebinar (1March)and Catch-up W ebinars
on12April,24May, 28June,2Aug,6September,18October
> Joinyourlocal Com m unity Catch-up Group orstart anewone
> Post acomment onM eetUp
Extendyourknowledgeabout datamanagement and gain
experiencebyparticipatinginthisexcitingcommunity
Doit anytime,joinintheregularCatch-upWebinarsand/or
local CommunityCatch-up,visit ands.org.au/23-things
things23A u s t r a l i a

15. Time for….speed data dating!

16. Course overview
Monday 31 July:
• Welcome
• Data in the scholarly communications life cycle
Tuesday 1 August:
• Data management and sharing
• Drivers and barriers
• FAIR data principles
• Data Management Plans
Wednesday 2 August:
• Data discovery
• Metadata and persistent identifiers
• Communicating your data through visualization

17. Course overview
Thursday 3 August
• Data reuse
• Data licensing
• Sensitive data
Friday 4 August
• Citing data and related materials
• Maximising your research (data) impact
• “Hot topic”
• Putting it all together – creating an action plan
End of course presentation – Friday afternoon
Exercises, class discussions and breaks
Homework: journal your learnings!

18. Guest presenters
Stephanie Simms
California Digital Library
Rachael Samberg
University of California Berkeley
Tim Dennis
University of California LA

19. Slide decks and links
http://www.ands.org.au/news-and-events/events

20. Questions for you
Please share:
- one thing you would like to get out of the
course?
- a data-related “hot topic” you would like to
discuss during the course?
- any ideas for something you would like to
see come out of the course?

21. With the exception of logos, third party images or where otherwise indicated, this
work is licensed under the Creative Commons Australia Attribution 3.0 Licence.
ANDS is supported by the Australian
Government through the National Collaborative
Research Infrastructure Strategy Program.
Monash University leads the partnership with
the Australian National University and CSIRO.
Natasha Simons
natasha.simons@ands.org.au
Tw: @n_simons
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0635-1998