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Research Ethics, Collaboration, & Skills

Managing a Collaboration

​Collaboration on research or writing projects involves multiple researchers or entities contributing to a common goal. A good collaboration should allow all parties to contribute and receive appropriate credit. We highly recommend that all parties involved consider guidelines and agreements before working together. 

Review these resources before beginning a collaborative project:

Collaboration Tools

There are many tools available for collaboration on projects beyond email or in-person meetings. The following are provided by or supported by ATSU. 

ITS Supported Collaborative Tools

Research Management Social Networking Tools 

  • Use for journal clubs, collaboration, researcher following, etc.