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Main Authors: Bishop, Wade, Collier, Hannah, Orehek, Ashley Marie, Ihli, Monica
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2021
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1315633
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author Bishop, Wade
Collier, Hannah
Orehek, Ashley Marie
Ihli, Monica
author_facet Bishop, Wade
Collier, Hannah
Orehek, Ashley Marie
Ihli, Monica
Bishop, Wade
Collier, Hannah
Orehek, Ashley Marie
Ihli, Monica
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contents Potential Roles for Science Librarians in Research Data Management: A Gap Analysis Bishop, Wade Collier, Hannah Orehek, Ashley Marie Ihli, Monica Research Universities Academic Libraries Library Role Librarians Information Management Sciences Job Analysis Models Data Training As many sciences move to be more data-intensive, some science librarians are offering more research data services and perform research data management roles. Job analyses provide insight and context to the tasks employees actually do versus what their job descriptions depict or employers assume. Two separate job analyses studies investigated the roles and responsibilities of data services librarians and research integrity officers among the top 10 private and top 10 public higher education institutions. The focus of these interviews was research data management support roles. Comparing these two groups' responses indicates that the role-based responsibilities for research data services are not always clear within institutions and are predominantly placed on individual researchers or research teams, but science librarians may provide some solutions to address this gap. This paper presents a model for the potential roles of science librarians in research data management.
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spellingShingle Potential Roles for Science Librarians in Research Data Management: A Gap Analysis
Bishop, Wade
Collier, Hannah
Orehek, Ashley Marie
Ihli, Monica
Research Universities
Academic Libraries
Library Role
Librarians
Information Management
Sciences
Job Analysis
Models
Data
Training
Potential Roles for Science Librarians in Research Data Management: A Gap Analysis Bishop, Wade Collier, Hannah Orehek, Ashley Marie Ihli, Monica Research Universities Academic Libraries Library Role Librarians Information Management Sciences Job Analysis Models Data Training As many sciences move to be more data-intensive, some science librarians are offering more research data services and perform research data management roles. Job analyses provide insight and context to the tasks employees actually do versus what their job descriptions depict or employers assume. Two separate job analyses studies investigated the roles and responsibilities of data services librarians and research integrity officers among the top 10 private and top 10 public higher education institutions. The focus of these interviews was research data management support roles. Comparing these two groups' responses indicates that the role-based responsibilities for research data services are not always clear within institutions and are predominantly placed on individual researchers or research teams, but science librarians may provide some solutions to address this gap. This paper presents a model for the potential roles of science librarians in research data management.
title Potential Roles for Science Librarians in Research Data Management: A Gap Analysis
topic Research Universities
Academic Libraries
Library Role
Librarians
Information Management
Sciences
Job Analysis
Models
Data
Training
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1315633