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Research data repository requirements: A case study from universities in North Macedonia
With research data generation on the rise, Institutional Repositories (IR) are one of the tools to manage it. However, the variety of data practices across institutions, domains, communities, etc., often requires dedicated studies in order to identify the research data management (RDM) requirements and mapping them to IR features to support them. In this study, we investigated the data practices for a few national universities in North Macedonia, including 110 participants from different departments. The methodology we adopted to this end enabled us to derive some of the key RDM requirements for a variety of data-related activities. Finally, we mapped these requirements to 6 features that our participants asked for in an IR solution: (1) create (meta)data and documentation, (2) distribute, share, and promote data, (3) provide access control, (4) store, (5) backup, and (6) archive. This list of IR features could prove useful for any university that has not yet established an IR solution.
Research data repository requirements: A case study from universities in North Macedonia
With research data generation on the rise, Institutional Repositories (IR) are one of the tools to manage it. However, the variety of data practices across institutions, domains, communities, etc., often requires dedicated studies in order to identify the research data management (RDM) require- ments and mapping them to IR features to support them. In this study, we investigated the data practices for a few national universities in North Macedonia, including 110 participants from different departments. The methodology we adopted to this end enabled us to derive some of the key RDM requirements for a variety of data-related activities. Finally, we mapped these requirements to 6 features that our participants asked for in an IR solution: (1) create (meta)data and documentation, (2) distribute, share, and promote data, (3) provide access control, (4) store, (5) backup, and (6) archive. This list of IR features could prove useful for any university that has not yet established an IR solution.
Improving Quality of Teaching and Self Assessment Using Automatic Tools
This paper presents the development, usage, implementation and testing of software tools in order to enhance and promote assessment and self assessment among the teaching staff in a university. We also present a new plagiarism detection tool and algorithms that will be later integrated in the University's Learning Management System, Libri, which could be optimized to detect and report plagiarism for papers written in Albanian and Macedonian languages.
Automatisch erzeugte Author Profiles als Grundlage für eine Themenseite zur Corona-Krise
Ohne Normdaten sind Personennamen nicht eindeutig zuzuordnen. Die EconBiz Author Profiles nutzen Identifier und Linked-Data-Ansätze, um Autorinnen und Autoren, Publikationen und weitere Informationen zu verknüpfen. Normalerweise liegt der Fokus beim Output einzelner Forschenden. Zu Beginn der Corona-Pandemie wurde eine Themenseite erstellt, um die thematische Suche und Übersicht über wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Publikationen mit COVID-19-Bezug zu erleichtern.