Widening Participation: RCM involvement - Githubissues

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Establishing cross-community collaborations and promoting open research in data science

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Widening Participation: RCM involvement #247

Open malvikasharan opened 1 year ago

malvikasharan commented 1 year ago

Summary Sentence

This issue captures all the resources, notes and tasks for the widening participation - GitHub workshop.

What needs to be done?

Have a channel for all members involved so they can interact
Have all resources uploaded here and shared with them
Create a debriefing notes that can be uploaded here for instructors
Add all the checklists needed

Who can help?

@EKaroune @cassgvp @BrainonSilicon @eirini-zormpa @GabinWK

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BrainonSilicon commented 1 year ago

Resources Add

HackMD with instructions for the Online Facilitators for these sessions
Master HackMD which those instructions were based on is which was set up for the Git Good workshops which give more context and background
Slides
Link to Repo which was set up to be used in the workshop
Link to Issue used for the first workshop

BrainonSilicon commented 1 year ago

Feedback from Day 1 (of the week)

don't ask the "room" a question, if you want to prompt engagement and questions ask them to talk to their partner/neighbor first
interactive exercises are working really well

BrainonSilicon commented 1 year ago

Issue for Session 1

https://github.com/alan-turing-institute/github-introduction/issues/11

What's needed: after each student comments - give them a number (including Malvika who will be # 1) and then add thos numbers to the introduction file

BrainonSilicon commented 1 year ago

information to be added in the HackMD about where to create a new file / which file to edit in for slide's 25 "this is what markdown looks like" example.

BrainonSilicon commented 1 year ago

There is a HDMI cable - in Session 1 Malvika and I are going to switch laptops (so that we are logged into our own GitHub accounts)

BrainonSilicon commented 1 year ago

Feedback

Flow is good
explanations are good
- there's so much info in the powerpoint
could print off the slides so the students have a hand copy and our value add could be helping with the exercises themselves
10 mins (shorter intro) intro to why use github
adding in some stretch exercises for the ones who are super quick
- possibly the "fix an issue" task from Git Good
- could ask them to play around with Markdown (i.e. put an image in a Markdown file)
- e.g. get them to add a readme to their own repos

Other notes

new accounts couldn't add a reviewer to the PR
- suggested fix: online helper either adds people as collaborators to the repo OR we don't mention about tagging a reviewer

cassgvp commented 1 year ago

I have:

Created the handout for exercise 1 (added into your existing handout doc
Added a few comments on the handout for exercise 2. There a re a few parts which need updating, and other material we need to include as we're cutting down the "talk" part of the session.
Updated the online facilitators guide based on what we learnt last time!

to do @EKaroune

Cut down slides for part 2 (branching-end)
update handout for exercise 2 and stretch exercise.
Compile the slides into a another handout once we've finished editing (after TTW co-working Monday)
Print, or ask Juliette to print handouts and bring to the session!

EKaroune commented 1 year ago

v2 of the slides here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1jF52VdwujxpOOppmVgKssFvjFmC2YnfitRTzutJiY2Y/edit?usp=sharing