Top Tips from Galaxy Australia - Session 6

Dr Igor Makunin's Top Tips for what to do when you've finished your data analyses in Galaxy Australia, including how to download and share your results

00:48 How does data sharing work in Galaxy Australia?
2:23 Three good reasons to share your data
2:58 Three ways to share your data in Galaxy Australia
3:12 Sharing your history via URL
3:54 How to import a history from a URL
5:07 Share your history by making it publicly available
5:43 Share your history with a specific Galaxy Australia user
6:37 How to access shared data already on Galaxy Australia
7:37 Reasons to download your data
8:11 Make sure you download the metadata as well as the final data
9:18 How to export tool citations and cite Galaxy Australia
10:03 Three ways to download your data

Top Tips from the Galaxy Australia is an open drop in session where the Galaxy Australia team share tips, tricks, and nifty ways to make your life using Galaxy easier and faster.
The Top Tips series will:
Help improve how you use Galaxy Australia
Streamline your data analyses
Make your research easier
Improve the reproducibility of your work in Galaxy Australia

Looking for support? You can:
Browse the Galaxy Training Network https://training.galaxyproject.org/tr...
Submit a support ticket within usegalaxy.org.au
Watch more Top Tips videos in our Galaxy Australia playlist    • Galaxy Australia  

More resources for sharing data in Galaxy:
https://galaxyproject.org/learn/share/
https://training.galaxyproject.org/tr...

More resources for downloading data from Galaxy:
https://galaxyproject.org/support/dow...
https://training.galaxyproject.org/tr...

https://galaxyproject.org/support/dow...
https://training.galaxyproject.org/tr...


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