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SUMMARY:Practical Data Skills: Editing Wikipedia
DESCRIPTION:Practical Data Skills Workshop Series\n\nGain foundational 
 research and data skills through short\, 30-minute interactive lessons. 
 Each session is a stand-alone introductory workshop\, so feel free to drop 
 in for the topics most relevant to you or attend the full series. The 
 series runs weekly during the first two months of fall and spring 
 terms.\n\nWhat You’ll Learn\n\nThis series teaches practical skills that 
 support Open Science (also known as Open Scholarship)\, a broad movement to 
 make research across disciplines more transparent\, accessible\, and 
 collaborative. Open Science is about more than just making research openly 
 available\, it's about transforming how that knowledge is produced.\n\nAll 
 workshop materials are openly available on the UVic Libraries Open Science 
 guide. \n\nWho It's For\n\nDesigned for students\, researchers\, and campus 
 staff looking to strengthen their skills. No prior experience 
 required.\n\nWorkshop Topics Include\n\n\n	 Editing Wikipedia - Learn how 
 to make edits and add content\, helping build a more open and reliable 
 source of knowledge for everyone.\n	Alan Colin-Arce\, researcher at the 
 University of Victoria's Electronic Textual Culture Lab\, will lead this 
 session. \n	\n	\n	Creative Commons Licensing – Learn how to apply 
 Creative Commons licenses to your own work and how to find\, understand\, 
 and properly attribute CC-licensed works you want to reuse\n	Data Privacy 
 101 – Build responsible research habits by learning the basics of working 
 with sensitive data.\n	Find Open Data – Explore methods for locating and 
 using open datasets.\n	Markdown – Learn the lightweight formatting 
 language behind READMEs\, notes\, and documentation\, in this hands-on 
 introduction to writing clean\, portable text.\n	Organize Files and Folders 
 – Learn how to keep your files tidy and easy to navigate.\n	Organizing 
 Your Citation Library –Learn how to manage references and citations 
 efficiently so your research stays organized and easy to 
 retrieve.\n	Pre-Register Your Study – Learn how and why pre-registering 
 your study with OSF Registries increases the transparency and credibility 
 of your research.\n\n\nWhy Attend?\n\n\n	Enhance Your Research – Gain 
 knowledge and skills to make your research more open\, clear\, and 
 impactful.\n	Hands-On Learning – Take part in practical exercises that 
 help you apply new skills right away.\n	Network with Peers – Meet others 
 who are interested in improving their research through Open Science and 
 data skills.\n\n\n\nYour full participation in this workshop is important 
 to us. Should you require any accommodations or have questions regarding 
 accessibility\, please contact mgrenier@uvic.ca.
ORGANIZER;CN="Monique Grenier":MAILTO:mgrenier@uvic.ca
CATEGORIES:DSC
CONTACT;CN="Monique Grenier":MAILTO:mgrenier@uvic.ca
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