This aspect of data management is concerned with identifying what data (for example the kinds, formats, and volumes) will be produced and how it will be collected, including whether pre-existing data will be re-used. By considering your data in this way, in a DMP, you can effectively plan for the long-term preservation and data sharing when the project is complete.
Research data, also known as 'research outputs', is diverse in format and can be collected using a wide variety of methodologies. In general, it can be described as information generated, collected or observed during a research project. It is evidence used to support research conclusions and will go on to form part of the scholarly record. Examples of data/outputs include:
SETU Computing Services provide a number of relevant tools and software packages for use in collecting and analysing research data.
Survey Tools 
If you want to collect research data using online surveys there are 2 options available - Microsoft Forms, and Qualtrics. See the Computing Services webpage for further information.
This aspect of data management is concerned with identifying what data (for example the kinds, formats, and volumes) will be produced and how it will be collected, including whether pre-existing data will be re-used. By considering your data in this way, in a DMP, you can effectively plan for the long-term preservation and data sharing when the project is complete.