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How to use the OSF for research projects

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How to use the OSF for research projects

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This tutorial was part of the materials for a workshop on "Reproducibility in the Language Sciences", held in Cologne 2019. The materials for this workshop, including slides, scripts and documents are all publicly available here: osf.io/cjaqx/
This video summarizes important features of the osf.io platform to share research materials, data, and scripts and walks you through a simple demonstration that showcases features such as adding collaborators, adding components, populating the project with content, editing files, sharing the project and tracking usage statistics.

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Timo Roettger published this 28:25 video tutorial on October 25, 2019. It has been watched 4,596 times on YouTube.

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  • Workshop 3: Using OSF to Manage your Project - Doing Digital ... researchguides.uoregon.edu

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  • OSF: A Project Management Service Built for Research ropensci.org

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