About this Lesson
Focuses on helping librarians understand the concept of reproducibility and learn about both theoretical and practical aspects of reproducible research workflows across different disciplines.
Learning Objectives
- Explain what research reproducibility is and list benefits/challenges.
- Explain how different disciplines define reproducibility differently.
- Provide examples of reproducible research workflows.
- List and use tools for increasing research reproducibility.
- Provide examples of how libraries can support research reproducibility.
Keywords
reproducibilityworkflowopen sciencetools
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Instructor Specs
- Duration: 90m - 3h (estimated)
- Level: Intermediate
- License: CC-BY 4.0
Cite this Lesson
APA Format:
Bochynska, A. (2026). Reproducible Research Workflows. UCLA IMLS Open Science. https://ucla-imls-open-sci.info/lessons/reproducible-research-workflows
BibTeX:
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@misc{reproducible_research_workflows_2026,
author = {Agata Bochynska},
title = {Reproducible Research Workflows},
year = {2026},
publisher = {UCLA IMLS Open Science},
url = {https://ucla-imls-open-sci.info/lessons/reproducible-research-workflows}
}Resources
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