Research Data Management involves processes and tools that researchers use to create and save the data they generate during their research. Data may be in various forms including sketchbooks, drawings, text, transcripts, video and audio recordings, photographs, and numbers. We'll explore what types of data we create in creative practice.

This presentation will introduce concepts of research data management and why it’s important to create a plan prior to starting any project, regardless of the type of data you will be creating.

Pizza and drinks provided while it lasts, generously paid for by a micro-grant from the Faculty of Culture and Community.

This is the last of the Slice of Learning series for this semester. Stay tuned for more lunchtime learning opportunities in the fall!