EOSC-Pillar D5.8 Training Plan Update
| Main Authors: | Lazzeri, Emma, Pavone, Gina, Di Giorgio, Sara, Van Nieuwerburgh, Inge, Oset Garcia, Paula, Joffres, Adeline, Berberi, Lisana, Galeazzi, Fulvio, von Hartrott, Philipp |
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| Format: | Report publication-deliverable Journal |
| Bahasa: | eng |
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, 2021
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| Online Access: |
https://zenodo.org/record/5513835 |
Daftar Isi:
- This document describes the revised activity plan for Task 5.4 “Training modules on FAIR-oriented research data management tools and solutions”, as well as the methodology, the selected specific training themes and the type of delivered and planned events. The plan is drafted in accordance with EOSC-Pillar objective 03 (“O3 - Co-ordinate with other initiatives to achieve harmonisation across different regions, countries, and transnational research communities to build a truly inclusive EOSC”) and 04 (“O4 - Promote the uptake of FAIR data practices and services at national levels and across scientific communities and national borders”). This deliverable is an updated version of “D5.3 - Training Plan”, which was substantially changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak. Whereas the themes substantially remained the same, the methodology was strongly adapted to focus on specific scientific communities and different profiles within research performing organisations. This new methodology was supported by the collaboration with institutions and Research Infrastructures in the planning and delivery of the training events. The new approach is proved successful and indicators are reported to demonstrate the performance achieved. The objective of delivering at least 10 training courses on data management shared tools and solutions was achieved. EOSC-Pillar collaborated jointly with a number of projects, initiatives, organisations and Research Infrastructures to deliver training events and engage the EOSC community. Indicators presented in this deliverable show that EOSC-Pillar managed to train and engage more than 1000 participants between M1 and M18 since its start.