Link to the DMLawTool:
https://dmlawtool.ccdigitallaw.ch/
Launch Event of the DMLawTool:
- Event page with the programme
- Recording of the event
- Answers to questions asked during the launch event (coming soon)
Description:
The DMLawTool guides researchers through the most relevant legal aspects of research data management and proposes possible solution approaches to copyright and data protection issues.
It answers questions such as:
- Is my research data protected by copyright and if yes, do I own the rights? (Copyright)
- Which license should I choose for my data? (Copyright, Licensing)
- How can I share my research data as Open Access? (Copyright)
- What are Creative Commons Licenses and how can I use them for my research data? (Copyright)
- Am I allowed to re-use research data found on a research data archive or online? (Copyright)
- What is personal data? What is sensitive data? (Data Protection)
- What do I have to consider when working with personal data? (Data Protection)
- What is the difference between anonymization and pseudonymisation? (Data Protection)
- When is my research data truly anonymized? (Data Protection)
The tool has been officially launched at the end of March, 2021, and is available to everyone for free.
Available Resources:
- Explanation of DMLawTool Functionalities (Video)
- Case of how the DMLawTool can be used (Video)
- Repository / Source Code
Developed By:
DMLawTool has been developed by the Università della Svizzera italiana (USI) in collaboration with the University of Neuchâtel (UNINE) within the P-5 programme “Scientific information” of swissuniversities.
Coordination:
Dr. Anna Picco-Schwendener (USI, eLab, CCdigitallaw.ch) with the support of Branislava Trifkovic (USI, eLab).
Content development:
- Legal aspects: Suzanna Marazza (USI, eLab, CCdigitallaw) and Yves Bauer (UNINE) under the scientific supervision of Prof. Nathalie Tissot (UNINE)
- Narrative design and content organization: Dr. Anna Picco-Schwendener with the support of Branislava Trifkovic and Suzanna Marazza
Technical implementation:
Ivan Pavic (USI, eLab)
Graphic design:
Mattia Pera (USI, eLab)