The following will help you get started:

• Create and manage data: training resources. UK Data Archive. The Training Resources are modularised following the UK Data Archive’s seven key areas of managing and sharing data: sharing data – why and how; data management planning for researchers and research centres; documenting data; formatting data; storing data, including data security, data transfer, encryption, and file sharing; ethics and consent; and, data copyright.
• DC 101 Lite materials provides participants with a half-day introduction to the curation lifecycle model with group exercises and discussions.
• Disciplinary RDM Training: JISC Managing Research Data programme funded five disciplinary training project. The projects were: CAiRO (Performing Arts); Datatrain – archaeology and social anthropology; Datum for health studies; DMTpsych (psychology); Research Data Mantra (geosciences, social science & clinical psychology and TraD – Training for Data Management at UEL (Librarians and research support staff developing RDM training. The disciplinary RDM training is broken into nine categories, namely:
  • Conceptualise
  • Create or receive
  • Appraise and select
  • Ingest
  • Preservation action
  • Store
  • Access, use and reuse
  • Transform
  • Curate and preserve
• RDM for librarians: a variety of information and training materials
• Confederation of Open Access Repositories (COAR). COAR WG3 has compiled several training materials for repository manager, including research data management and repositories
• 8 Steps to Publish Open Data and Prepare for IATI
• DuraSpace Community Webinar Series: Research Data in Repositories