The Engagement Group: Charter and Membership Focus: engage stakeholders in data sharing – active participation of scientists in RDA – increased adoption.

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The Engagement Group: Charter and Membership Focus: engage stakeholders in data sharing – active participation of scientists in RDA – increased adoption of data sharing – greater representation of various stakeholders Final deliverables / outcomes: – Use cases and/or best practices of data sharing – Identified barriers to sharing (from literature and interactions) – Participation recruitment strategies – Mechanisms to capture feedback from scientific communications – Usability assessment of existing data sharing services and tools – Recommendations for other WGs Initial membership and leadership: – Andrew Maffei, Inna Kouper, Marcio Faerman, Karl Nilsen, Bhanu Rekapalli, Abhijit Chandra, Amit Chourasia – Later or possible participation of Steven Morales, Eugene Kolker, Peter Wittenberg, Francoise Genova

The Engagement Group: Value Proposition Who will benefit: – Specific scientific communities will benefit from being involved in our data sharing use cases. – Other data sharing initiatives will benefit from our participation recruitment strategies and mechanisms of capturing feedback. – RDA and its working groups will benefit from having a representation of science perspectives and from our recommendations on engagement techniques. Impact: – Increased adoption of data sharing by one or more specific communities – Awareness of RDA activities and emerging data sharing culture – Model for adoption of data sharing in RDA and other data and scientific communities – Strong relationships among various stakeholders – Increased research output and innovation

The Engagement Group: Action Plan Adoption / Implementation of deliverables: – Identify specific communities of scientists and potential champions for data sharing to work with – Develop and implement engagement strategy Cost / benefit analysis Packages to communicate with university administration and larger audiences Channels and strategies for dissemination of cases, success stories, etc. – Create a registry of solutions to overcome barriers against sharing (best practices) and engagement in RDA ongoing activities – Build a network of stakeholders for the development of integrative data-sharing prototypes

The Engagement Group: Work Plan Operations / organizational approach: – Minimal effort / high impact approach Intermediate milestones / deliverables: – Barriers for sharing from the literature – A use case from one scientific community – A usability report on one data sharing service or technology – Identify metrics that can be employed to measure engagement of researchers in RDA activities and data sharing Broader community engagement: – Reach out to and consolidate efforts with engagement initiatives at DataONE, Internet2, XSEDE, ESFRI, DELSA and others – Make the results of our work available for use by various stakeholders (including funding agencies) to harmonize decision-making and sustainability efforts