Worksheets

Increase the visibility of your own data

How can I give more visibility on the web to my data?

Publishing in an Open Access journal

Two different approaches to publishing in Open Access

The Fair Principles for research data

Explaining metadata standards briefly

Demonstrate coding skills

How to use GitHub successfully

Open educational resources

Licensing tips for making OER reusable

Presenting knowledge transfer clearly

How to write understandably

Get credits for datasets

Data archives that economists should know

Organise knowledge transfer efficiently

Questions you should clarify before your next presentation

Increase your visibility with transparent data

Work sheet 7: How you can publish your research data

Anonymise Datasets

Tips for anonymising your data

More visibility after conferences

How you can prolong your visibility beyond the actual event

Publish apparently insignificant results

Worksheet 10: How to save your time, nerves and money with pre-registration

Talk about research data

Work sheet 9: How you can invite others to collaborate with Open Science

Increase your visibility

Work sheet 8: Where you can communicate your openness

Practise your Elevator pitch with Family & friends

Worksheet 11: How you can practise your pitch with friends & family

Link your own paper and the analysis efficiently

Work sheet 5: How to organise your research from the beginning

Make your pre-print accessible

Work sheet 6: How to present your pre-print to your peers

Increase your visibility

Work sheet 1: How to be more visible to your peers and funders

Improve your research with preregistration

Work sheet 2: How to document decisions systematically

Speed up your publishing process with an ORCID ID

Work sheet 3: How to save time with automatic standardised information

Make your own data sustainable and transparent

Work sheet 4: How to upload your data to an online repository