This summer I have learned much about data management having worked closely with the module content. One of the areas of data management \u00a0involves scientific workflows which allows for the sharing and reuse of individual steps and processes across different disciplines and groups.<\/p>\n
My focus in the next few weeks will be to\u00a0launch as many modules as possible within the remaining timeframe but perhaps\u00a0more importantly, I hope\u00a0to\u00a0share with the Working Group my process and tools used in the development of the DataONE online learning modules as well as what things I would do differently if starting\u00a0over. I think by sharing\u00a0my personal process will\u00a0help allow for some degree of duplication\u00a0or at least serve as a foundation for further development.\u00a0\u00a0 It is only by going through the process can we determine what works and what doesn’t work before\u00a0determining\u00a0if a designed\u00a0workflow\u00a0is\u00a0an efficient one—<\/p>\n
You can view my Workflow PPT here\u00a0at<\/p>\n
https:\/\/docs.dataone.org\/member-area\/working-groups\/community-engagement-and-education\/working-documents\/data-management-education\/building-data-management-education-modules\/modules-ready-for-review\/module-final-drafts\/final-ppt-for-flash-format\/ONLINE-LEARNING-WORKFLOW.pptx\/view<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This summer I have learned much about data management having worked closely with the module content. One of the areas of data management \u00a0involves scientific workflows which allows for the sharing and reuse of individual steps and processes across different disciplines and groups. My focus in the next few weeks Continue reading Scientific Workflows<\/span>