Documentation of (Relational) Databases
In many research projects, research data are stored in relational databases. To import data into a database and to document it for reuse, you need to describe the data using...
The NFDI4Objects OER (Open Educational Resources) are learning modules covering topics addressed by the consortium. They are characterised by their free accessibility, clear licensing, and the possibility of reusing them in one’s own teaching activities and adapting them to individual needs. (For a definition of OER, see also UNESCO 2019.) The FAIR OER of NFDI4Objects therefore serve both as self-study resources and as teaching materials.
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In many research projects, research data are stored in relational databases. To import data into a database and to document it for reuse, you need to describe the data using...
This script explains what metadata are, what types of metadata exist, and why it is important for every research project to describe files, datasets, and the research project itself using...
In this exercise, you will learn how to convert an .ods file into a ZIP archive and extract its individual components. You will then be able to add metadata for...
This module contains exercises on different types of metadata. Using datasets from the Archaeology Data Service, the metadata associated with various files are examined. The exercises explain the different types...