Data curation primers are peer-reviewed, living documents to provide practical and concise guides on curating a specific data type or format, or addressing a particular challenge in data curation work. All the primers are developed by Data Curation Network (DCN) which is a seed funding project from the Alfred P Sloan Foundation. The target audiences of primers are data curators and/or data librarians. To date, DCN has published more than 25 primers on database, Excel, netCDF, NVivo, R, SPSS, etc.

This is a workshop PowerPoint slides about data curation. It aims to instruct researchers (especially in the University of Hong Kong) how to manage their research data. Some basic theories and how research data are managed in Lifecycle are covered in it.

This workshop was designed to serve those who enrolled in the research postgraduate program at University of Hong Kong. The content of this workshop covers the relevant basic knowledge about data curation and research data management, including the value of data management, writing a data management plan and repository options. Most importantly, this workshop is aiming to facilitate the HKU RPG students by providing more necessary information related to them, which could be the easy but proper practice they could follow.

"Learning Data Ethics for Data Sharing" is an Open Educational Resource (OER) for library students, data librarians, or researchers interested in learning how to ethically share data into data repositories. Often DEIA topics are discussed in terms of data collection or in regards to public use of data; this work attempts to target responsible ethics at the process that is occurring while preparing to share data, with the goal of creating FAIR access to the data and reusability for future research.

Additional documentation is available at https://osf.io/cb3sa/.

The Research Data Management Academy (RDMLA) is a global, free online professional development program for librarians, information professionals, or other professionals who work in a research-intensive environment. The curriculum focuses on the knowledge and skills needed to collaborate with researchers and other stakeholders on data management. RDMLA features a unique partnership between a library and information science academic program, academic health sciences and research libraries, and industry publisher. All of the content is hosted on Canvas Network, freely available, and open for reuse under a CC-BY-NC-SA license.

This is a slide for the upcoming workshop on research data curation for HKU researchers. It covers topics on the concept and importance of data curation, "FAIR" principles, data curation practices using DMPTool, Dublin Core and Github, and security issues for research data management, including secure storage and privacy.