[Madiareni Sulaiman]

***Apologies for cross-posting***
Dear colleague,
My name is Madiareni Sulaiman, and I am researching collaboration practices in delivering RDM Services for my doctoral thesis.
 
This is an invitation to participate in a survey on the research data management services (RDMS) that have been implemented in academic and research libraries (ARL). Ten randomly chosen respondents will be compensated for their time with a £10 Amazon voucher (or equivalent). A link to the voucher will be sent to the chosen respondents’ email following the completion of the survey.
 
Any (1) librarians or library workers in an academic or research library AND (2) have the responsibility providing research data management services are invited, encouraged, and welcome to fill it out, and I would be immensely grateful for every single response – as you might remember from your own degree, it can be hard to find survey participants.
 
By participating in the survey, you will provide valuable insight into current RDM collaboration practices in data librarianship. All responses will be reported as aggregated data, and no individual responses will be disclosed.
 
What are we asking you to do?

Take this survey (which should take approximately 18-20 minutes)
Share the survey link with librarians in your institutions and organizations
Help shape the future of RDM practice in librarianship

Using a computer to complete the survey is recommended for a smoother experience. You will be able to pause the survey and return at a later point in time as long as you use the same browser. I have also formatted an email advertising my study, which can be inserted into an all-staff email or newsletter (should you have one), which I hope will make it easier to share my survey with your service. Please find it below.
 
Thank you so much for your time and assistance. I look forward to your valued contributions.
 
Follow this link to the Survey:
https://bit.ly/ipcp-rdms OR https://qualtrics.ucl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_2tLfiSGM9My1PSu
If you choose to participate, please have it completed by 29 February 2024.
 
If you have any questions, please contact:
Madiareni Sulaiman, University College London at madiareni.sulaiman@ucl.ac.uk 
Supervisor: Alison Hicks, University College London (a.hicks@ucl.ac.uk)
 
Kind regards,
Reni (she/her)
 
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This student project is funded by the Indonesian Endowment Fund for Education (LPDP) (Grant number: 202204223008507). It is supervised by Alison Hicks, Principal Investigator (PI) and Madiareni Sulaiman, PhD Student, Department of Information Studies, University College London (Data Protection Registration Number: Z6364106/2023/06/03 social research and Ethics Project ID: 24287/001).
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Help with thesis research: RDM Services
 
We have been approached by Madiareni Sulaiman, a doctoral student in Information Studies at the University College London, who is researching collaboration practices in delivering RDM Services. She has sent us a 18-20-minute survey for you to fill out, which you can find here:
 
https://bit.ly/ipcp-rdms OR https://qualtrics.ucl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_2tLfiSGM9My1PSu
 
The survey is anonymous and any (1) librarians or library workers in an academic or research library, who (2) have the responsibility providing research data management services is invited, encouraged, and welcome to fill it out. Ten randomly chosen respondents will be compensated for their time with a £10 Amazon voucher (or equivalent). She said that she will be immensely grateful for every single response, because – as you might remember from your own degree – it can be hard to find survey participants.
 
Thank you so much for your time and assistance. She looks forward to your valued contributions.
 
If you choose to participate, please have it completed by 29 February 2024.
 
Any questions should be addressed to: madiareni.sulaiman@ucl.ac.uk or Supervisor: Alison Hicks (a.hicks@ucl.ac.uk).
 

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