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Did you know that quantitative research data isn’t the only type of data that can be shared? Qualitative data (for example, interviews) has unique considerations that must be taken into account when it comes to sharing, such as removing personally identifiable information, providing copies of semi-structured interview guides, and documenting coding schemas (if applicable). Despite these factors, it is still important to share qualitative data. In this Nudge, we list places where qualitative data can be shared. |
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ICPSR
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- Repository for social science data
- Accepts restricted and unrestricted data
- Offers different levels of access to protect confidentiality without compromising participant safety
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Qualitative Data Repository (QDR)
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- Repository for qualitative data
- Accepts restricted and unrestricted data
- Offers different access controls to protect participants’ private/sensitive information
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Dryad
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- Repository for a wide diversity of data types
- Accepts only unrestricted data
- All human subject data must be properly anonymized
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Illinois Data Bank
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- Repository for research data generated by UIUC researchers
- Accepts only unrestricted data
- All human subject data must be properly anonymized
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*** Have further questions? Schedule a consultation with Jessica Hagman, the University of Illinois Social Sciences Research Librarian, who specializes in qualitative research tools and strategies***
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