Discover a range of workshops and online guides to help you collect, organise and store your data.
Collecting data
Easily create data management plans that meet institutional and funder requirements. ANU academics and students can login by selecting ‘Australian National University’ as your institution and using your ANU Single Sign-on. Support resources and assistance can be found on the ANU Library website.
This how to guide covers why you need to manage your data, metadata, finding and citing data, as well as policies and licensing. It also summarises ANU data services and provides contacts and links.
This workshop provides an introduction to digital research data and why it needs to be managed as well as outlining a number of data management options for the ANU community.
Making Australia’s research data assets more valuable for researchers and research institutions by managing, connecting and enabling the discovery and supporting the reuse of data.
Delivering policy and programs that advance Australian research and innovation.
A free survey tool that allows users to easily create and conduct web-based online polls.
Policies, guidelines and advice for responsible research practices.
Organising data
A guide to fundamental elements that researchers will need to consider in formulating their data management framework and strategies.
This guide covers why you need to manage your data, metadata, finding and citing data, as well as policies and licensing. It also summarises ANU data services and provides contacts and links.
A simple working-level guide addressing the needs, issues and processes around metadata collection and creation.
Storing data
Online location for collecting, maintaining and disseminating the University’s open access scholarly material
The University's data repository, offering a safe and persistent way to store and share research data in any format.
Up to 25GB of online storage for uploading, syncing, and sharing files.
A national service for the collection and preservation of digital research data, making data available for secondary analysis by academic researchers and other users.
Australia’s national research computing facility, providing world-class services to Australian researchers, industry and government.
