Open naoe-tatara opened 3 years ago
Lesson and role:
When: Middle of July to end of September
Cannot: Fridays/Saturdays 2pm to 6pm CEST (UTC 12pm to 4pm)
Avoid:
Lesson and role:
When: August, September
Cannot: 05.-10. September
Avoid: Monday afternoons
Lessons and roles
when: july- december
cannot give specific dates of when I can or cannot, as my work schedule is pretty dynamic, the earlier something is agreed, the higher the chances I can fix it.
I am interested in helping out with Self-Organized Workshops. There are a few lessons I could contribute as a helper. In time I would like to contribute as an instructor, but in August and September I will have other teaching duties to prioritize.
I can assist with these lessons as a helper: The Unix Shell (http://swcarpentry.github.io/shell-novice/) Version Control with Git (http://swcarpentry.github.io/git-novice/)
Data organization in spreadsheets: Data Organization in Spreadsheets for Humanities (https://carpentries-incubator.github.io/spreadsheet-humanities-lesson/) Data Organization in Spreadsheets for Ecologists (https://datacarpentry.org/spreadsheet-ecology-lesson/)
Data Cleaning with OpenRefine: Data Cleaning with OpenRefine for Ecologists (https://datacarpentry.org/OpenRefine-ecology-lesson/)
Any introductory lesson to R, or Data visualization in R: Data Analysis and Visualization in R for Ecologists (https://datacarpentry.org/R-ecology-lesson/) R for Social Scientists (https://datacarpentry.org/r-socialsci/) http://swcarpentry.github.io/r-novice-gapminder/
When: Sept-Dec. Cannot: week 33 and 34 (16.-27.aug)
Thank you all for the interest! (sorry for taking time to get back)
Regarding timing, it seems the week of August 30 - September 3 is the most promising. From what are written here, I would suggest going for; either of, OR, a combination of, Shell or/and Python workshop. What do you think? We can discuss which lesson/episodes we would use later :)
FYI, CodeRefinery is most likely to run a 6-half-day workshop in Autumn. As the current project funding ends at the end of October, it is likely to be latest before the middle of October. In addition, there are other discussions about running different types of workshops on Singularity/Container, Julia, and Matlab+Fortran+Python interface, all somewhere August-September.
In my opinion, except for the CodeRefinery workshop, Carpentries workshop and other above mentioned workshops could have different target groups, and in that sense probably nice to run one workshop with Shell+Python targeting sort of novice people with programming and get them ready for CodeRefinery workshop and further?
@naoe-tatara yes, shell+python as a prep for CodeRefinery workshop sounds good.
Thanks Naoe! I'd like to contribute to following as helper if need be:
Hi All,
Might be repetitive for some of you, but FYI; the background of the initiation of Self-Organized Workshop (SOW) by CodeRefinery/NeIC is to make a place for mostly newly certified instructors to have experience in teaching with a bit easier (low-threshold) condition by enabling single-lesson based workshop.
Given that 1) Annajiat has a lot of experiences in teaching at COWs, 2) Both Raphaela and Luca will most likely teach at the SWC-Centrally-Organized Workshop at Univ. of Bergen somewhere in Sep-Oct, 3) Aili does not have a chance to teach in the week that was suggested above, 4) there are some people who are going to take instructor training soon or in the process of checking-out, and 5) planning of a CodeRefinery workshop in Autumn by the current project is at the moment less prioritized as it is heading towards the end than the works towards the start of a new phase, I would like to postpone the planning of this SOW to later time (e.g. end of Oct) than the last week of Aug - first week of Sep. Hope it works for all.
If you are interested in teaching/helping in Self-Organized Workshop(s) in Nordics, please leave a comment to this issue with the following info:
ex.
Lesson and role:
When: End of August to middle of September
Cannot: Sep. 2nd 9:00-12:00 CEST
Avoid: Wednesdays after 15:00 CEST