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Résumé
Cet article poursuit trois objectifs. Dans un premier temps, nous cherchons à positionner la gestion des données de recherche (GDR) dans le grand mouvement de la science ouverte. Ensuite, nous voulons démontrer comment le bibliothécaire universitaire pourrait être appelé à être un précieux allié dans l’écosystème scientifique afin de mieux saisir les multiples enjeux de la gestion des données de recherche et ainsi mieux soutenir le corps professoral et les autres professionnels qui gravitent autour de ces pratiques. Finalement, nous voulons également mettre en lumière certaines particularités induites par la GDR pour les disciplines qui utilisent plus largement les méthodologies qualitatives afin de produire des données.
Abstract
This article has three objectives. First, we seek to position research data management (RDM) within the broader open science movement. Secondly, we want to demonstrate how the academic librarian could be called upon to be a valuable ally in the scientific ecosystem to better grasp the multiple issues involved in research data management and thus better support faculty and other professionals who gravitate around these practices. Finally, we would also like to highlight some of the particularities induced by MDM for disciplines that make greater use of qualitative methodologies to produce data.
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