Culture Knowledge Base
The NFDI4Culture Knowledge Base contains guidelines, reports, and specifications by the task areas of the consortium covering all aspects of research data management in the domain of material and immaterial cultural heritage. Additionally, we provide you with curated link recommendations to high quality open educational resources.
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Rights & Ethics 14 Items
22.10.2023
Guidelines for Video Uploads on Video Platforms
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This decision tree provides an overview on the data protection aspects of uploading conference videos to popular video platforms as well as the processing of relevant data.
22.10.2023
Data Protection Compliant Internal Sharing of Research Datasets
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This decision tree provides guidance on the steps to consider before transferring within or between research institutions beyond the research purpose itself.
15.08.2023
Research ethics principles and review procedures in the social and economic sciences
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German
The Council for Social and Economic Data's 2017 handout is "a first step towards a discipline-wide and interdisciplinary understanding of research ethics principles and review procedures in the German-language social and economic sciences."
15.08.2023
Legal aspects of research data management
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German
The chapter written by Anne Lauber-Rönsberg in the Practical Handbook on Research Data Management (2021) summarizes the legal framework of FDM. The focus is on copyright law, the regulations of good scientific practice, service and labor law, and data protection law.
15.08.2023
Data protection law – The "5 Safes"
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English
The "5 Safes" is a concept in data protection developed in the United Kingdom to help in the development of an effective data protection concept.
15.08.2023
Data protection law – KonsortSWD Sample contract data use
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German
The model contract serves as a basis for researchers to generate their own data use contracts or to identify needs and translate them into legal texts.