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Popular Science in Times of Covid
The Covid-19 pandemic has thrust scientists and science explainers into the public eye. Although we may think of their presence in the media as something new, popularization has in fact been part o...
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European Language Social Science Thesaurus innovations
The ELSST Team share some innovations for the European Language Social Science Thesaurus.
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New Arrival: The AUSSDA Newsletter is here!
If you want to be updated about new data sets, projects and events by the AUSSDA, you can now register for our newsletter.
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(Not) by any stretch of the imagination: A cautionary tale about linear stretching
Linear stretching is a frequently used approach to combine data from response scales with different numbers of response options. In linear stretching, the scalesā minimum and maximum scores are set...
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Interview: Open Science in Academic Teaching
Claudia Hackl is managing a project by Austrian universities for facilitating Open Educational Resources. In this interview with AUSSDA, she explains the benefits of Open Science for society, from...
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DataImpact2021: #IdentityInData: Who counts? Visibility, voice and culture in data collection and reuse
We introduce the UK Data ServiceĀ #DataImpact2021 online event, including keynote speaker Lemn Sissay.