This is because I believe that complex methodological and quantitative information is mostly – and potentially most successfully – communicated online, where exercises, datasets, etc can be uploaded and downloaded. spent on activities such as giving talks and attending both inter-university and regional events. The latter two could contribute to networking as well as the forging of further interdisciplinary collaborations and partnerships.
A chatbot is a computer program which responds to singapore rcs data user input either by textual data (typing) or audio data (speaking). The UK Data Service wanted to utilise this emerging technology to benefit its users by reducing the response time for its research data management (RDM) queries. Louise explains: “The idea was inspired by a presentation on ‘Cognitive systems redefining the library user interface’ presented by Kshama Parikh at the International Conference on Changing Landscapes of Science and Technology Libraries in Gandhinagar in the province of Gujarat, North West India late last year. I envisaged a new online service: Meet Redama, our new chatbot for research data management. You can ask Redama anything about research data management, and she will be available 24/7 to provide an instant response as best she can. And, most conveniently, the night before your research application is due in to the ESRC! Go on, ask her about consent forms, data formats, and encrypting data – her breadth of expertise is excellent. However, with only 3 months to try it out, that was always a big dream!”