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Gaining Consent for Sharing your Research Data

This lunchtime session on gaining consent for sharing your research data is part of the he NEwComERs - Network for Early Career Essex Researchers one week training programme and will cover creating data for publising or reuse that involves human participants

  • Wed 10 Jan 18

    13:00 - 14:00

  • Colchester Campus

    EBS.2.40

  • Event speaker

    Veerle Van den Eynden

  • Event type

    Workshops, training and support
    NEwComERs - Network for Early Career Essex Researchers one week training programme

  • Event organiser

    UK Data Archive

  • Contact details

Does your research involve human participants? Do you plan to publish your data for future reuse, or does your funder expect you to do this? How do you get informed consent from your participants to do this? This session will discuss the options of one-off or process consent, and the wording to use. We will also evaluate various consent forms which researchers have used in practice.

The session will include a 20 minute presentation, followed by 40 minutes of practical exercises, demonstrations, discussions and Q&As.

The session will include a 20 minute presentation, followed by 40 minutes of practical exercises, demonstrations, discussions and Q&As.

Please ensure you bring your laptop to get hands-on experience with our tools and resources.

This training session is aimed at early career researchers.

Presented by: Dr Veerle Van den Eynden
Location: EBS.2.40
Timings: 1.00pm-2.00pm

 

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