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Tag Archives: confidentiality
Feb 12 2013
Participant confidentiality and open access to research data
1 CommentWhile protecting human subjects’ confidentiality is a long-standing practice in the social sciences, new types of digital datasets present new challenges. Tensions between privacy and openness were explored in the recent International Digital Curation Conference. Limor Peer reflects on the session she … Continue reading
Posted by: February 12, 2013
Tagged with: confidentiality, data sharing, research methods










