Handling and Sharing Qualitative Data Responsibly and Effectively
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  1. About RDS
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  • Planning & Collecting
    • Qualitative Data
    • Data Management Planning
    • Ethical Considerations for HS Research
    • Interview Data
    • Running Example
  • Analyzing & Documenting
    • Data De-identification
    • Coding Analysis
    • Computer-Aided Analysis Tools
    • QualCoder
    • Coding & Documenting with QualCoder
  • Sharing & Archiving
    • What and Where to Share?
  • Reusing
    • QHS Data Secondary Analysis

About RDS

Ways we can help you

Research Data Services (RDS) helps UCSB researchers manage and preserve their research data in a more effective and reproducible way through:

  • Consultations
  • Long-term engagements
  • Instructional workshops.

Our team offers support across the research data lifecycle, from pre-project planning to post-project archival, connecting researchers with both locally- and externally-provided resources, data management systems and curation services. Our goal is to ensure that all research data is well-described, FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable), as well as sustainable and preservable, and that researchers receive scholarly credit for sharing and publishing their data.

We recommend you explore the Research Computing and Data website (https://rcd.ucsb.edu ) maintained by our department for campus-wide tools, recommendations, events, communities and learning resources.

Contact us if you have any questions: rds@library.ucsb.edu

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