By mingluwang | November 6, 2015
The Data Information Literacy (DIL) Case Studies Directory is a repository of teaching cases and material on research data management. DIL case studies are available for re-use under a CC-BY license and information on how to cite a case study is provided.
Recent Case Studies include:
Engineering / Faculty / Sapp Nelson / Purdue University / 2015 [Megan R. Sapp Nelson]{.auth}
Electrical and Computer Engineering/ Undergraduates/ Carlson & SappNelson/ Purdue University/ 2012 photobanda.com{.nodisplay}[Jake Carlson and Megan R. Sapp Nelson]{.auth}
Agriculture and Biological Engineering/ Graduate Students/ Bracke & Fosmire/ Purdue University/ 2012 [Marianne S. Bracke and Michael Fosmire]{.auth}
Natural Resources / Graduate Students / Wright & Andrews / Cornell University / 2013 [Sarah J. Wright and Camille Andrews]{.auth}
Civil Engineering/ Graduate Students/ Johnston & Jeffryes/ University of Minnesota/ 2012 [Lisa Johnston and Jon Jeffryes]{.auth}
Ecology/ Graduate Students/ Westra & Walton/ University of Oregon/ 2012 [Brian Westra and Dean Walton]{.auth}
Agriculture/ Graduate Students/ Carlson & Bracke/ Purdue University/ 2014 [Jake Carlson and Marianne S. Bracke]{.auth}
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