R for the Rest of Us Podcast Guest
In this podcast episode, I am interviewed by David Keyes, the owner of R for the Rest of Us.
Data Management in Large-Scale Education Research
Materials from a presentation with the Center for Open Science, on Data Management in Large-Scale Education Research.
Data Management in Large-Scale Education Research
A comprehensive review of best practices for managing data throughout the life cycle of an education research project.
Empowering Education Research: The POWER of Collaboration and Open Science
A guest blog post with the Center for Open Science, highlighting the impact of the POWER Data Management Hub on it’s small group of members as well as larger research community.
Starting Your Freelance Career
Slides from a presentation give to the University of Nebraska, Lincoln QQPM Seminar.
Example data repository
This project provides an example of the data products a researcher may choose to publicly share at the end of a research project.
Ten Common Data Management Mistakes
Slides from a presentation given to the Alaska Region of Fish and Wildlife Service.
Templates featured in Nature article
Several documentation templates are linked in this Nature article.
Essential Data Management Best Practices and Tools for NIH Compliance
Recording from a panel discussion on implementing good data management practices in the context of the NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy.
Ten Common Data Management Mistakes
Slides from a presentation given to the Society for the Study of School Psychology Early Career Forum.
Data Wrangling Functions
A reference Wiki including a collection of functions that are commonly used in wrangling education research data.
Comparison of Available R Codebook Packages
I reviewed 10 packages that can be used to generate codebooks based on criteria typically useful in creating a codebook for purposes such as data sharing and created a table to compare each packages functionality.
Data Management in Large-Scale Ed Research
Slides from a workshop series on Data Management given to the Missouri Prevention Science Institute.