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Diverse operation manuals for CodeRefinery workshops and lesson design.
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EL onboarding materials updates #239

Open samumantha opened 9 months ago

samumantha commented 9 months ago

For September 2023 workshop we will have two EL onboarding sessions, one for online and one for in-person team leads.

Task is to make sure that the manuals are up to date enough for providing this. Some info is relevant to both, other only to one group.

samumantha commented 9 months ago

Separation: Maybe still better to leave it all in one page? Then it is just up to the EL onboarding leader to leave out the part that is not interesting for the current group (to stay in time)

bast commented 9 months ago

These are great points!

bast commented 9 months ago

I believe it is this page which we will present and go through and which we are improving now? https://coderefinery.github.io/manuals/team-leaders/

bast commented 9 months ago

If yes it would be good if we manage to reduce text by 50% so that there is less risk that we forget important points and to free up more time for discussions and Q&A during on-boarding.

samumantha commented 9 months ago

I agree with that, but do not want onto anybodys toes who spent time writing all these valuable info. Do the manuals support spoiler or tabs? Or should we have a more textual page for manuals and a more limited page for the onboarding?

bast commented 9 months ago

I will link to https://coderefinery.github.io/manuals/team-leaders/ from schedule.

samumantha commented 9 months ago

Which should then be the short version used for onboarding?

bast commented 9 months ago

I find that reducing text does not undo or invalidate the work of those who added text.

But if we want to keep text, I would not split into two pages but rather that we use elements where somebody can unroll text if they want to read more. I don't think splitting information over more than one page will be maintainable. One of them will get outdated.

bast commented 9 months ago

If we don't have webpage elements to help with that, we can have short info on top of page which we go through in on-boarding and which somebody can read if they have 5 minutes, and below we can have longer text for those who want to read more.