Data Ab Initio

I am a huge fan of strong file naming, specifically using file naming conventions.

I’m really partial to books about data management.

I’m very excited that the RDAP report “Accessibility for Data and Data Repositories: Understanding and Applying the 2024 ADA Title II Rule” is now available.

Today, I want to continue to discuss various ways to make research data more accessible.

Last month, I blogged about the need to include accessibility in the discussions of research data reproducibility and reusability.

I’ve been blogging a little bit about topics at the intersection of accessibility and data sharing in the last year or so.

I’ve been writing about data management plans (DMPs) for over a decade on this blog and, while sometimes it feels like I’ve already discussed this topic plenty, the universe decided to throw a curve ball and make me write about DMPs even more.

I’ve been working as a librarian for over a decade.

I’ve been doing a lot of research into accessibility recently, specifically thinking about how to make research data files more accessible.

I recently attended an RDAP webinar about data sharing for physical samples.