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The EFDC Repo Template is a public GitHub template that makes it easier for researchers to share their code, with the README structure, U-M copyright and license notices, citation metadata, and standard file headers already written and correctly placed. Create a repository from it, fill in the project details, and you have code that is documented, properly licensed, and ready to be cited.

This article describes the steps needed to generate a tracking code (DOI) that can be used in your code and KB articles, so they can be easily found in future publications that cite your work.

This article explores the importance of sharing code, addresses common reservations among researchers, and provides practical advice on how to share effectively. By increasing transparency and releasing code as open source, researchers not only meet the requirements of funding agencies and publications but also stimulate institutional, national, and global research progress.

How to capture GitHub repository usage for analysis and visualizations, using PowerShell.

A compilation of software tools used by MDEN mobile tech researchers for working with mobile data, including: wearable programming, mobile app development, data extraction, data analysis, data presentation and visualizations, and data pipelines.

The Mobile Data Expert Network (MDEN) is a collaborative problem-solving network at the University of Michigan comprised of staff and junior faculty who develop and share tools and documentation that enhance the reproducibility and rigor of U-M studies using mobile devices. MDEN members routinely host presentations about mobile data and tools. These are the recordings available from the 2024-2025 academic year.

Learn about using mobile data in research. These are the Mobile Data Expert Network (MDEN) recordings available from the 2022-2023 academic year.