Roadmap

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Sept 15 - 21: Welcome!

• Initial meetings + introductions Friday check-in on Slack

Sept 22 - 28: Onboarding

• Go through the onboarding document Check in: One-on-one meetings

Sept 30 - Oct 4: Roadmapping lesson

• Creation of a roadmap Journal club: read "Do You Speak Open Science? Resources and Tips to Learn the Language" Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday

Road map #1 Journal club #2

Oct 7 - 11: First blog

• Introductory blog about yourself and your research Use this template to help you start your blog
• Check in: One-on-one meetings

First blog #3

Oct 14 - 18: Programming catch up + Open Access Week

Goal: to make sure everyone is on the same page with git, GitHub, the command line, (and optionally Python & R) Use the Coding Resources here to watch videos and do tutorials as needed - Go over Contributing Best Practices in resources Remember to ask questions in Slack if you need help!

• Collaboratively write an Open Access week blog (see Lessons)
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday

Programming catch up #4

Oct 21 - Nov 1: Frictionless Data introduction

• Go over the 3 workshop slides in resources Watch Serah Rono's video on Frictionles Data and the Open Knowledge Foundation
• Read through the Frictionless Data + Reproducible Research blogs and articles in resources
• Go over the Schema + Specs lesson
• Open a Pull Request on GitHub to add your first blog onto the Fellows blog
• Check in: One-on-one meetings + help with your pull requests if needed, by Friday Oct 25
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday Nov 1

Frictionless data introduction #5

Nov 4 - 15: Open science + reproducible research introductions

• Go over Reproducible Research Blogs & Reading in resources
• Go over Data Management Best Practices in resources
• Find another resource on reproducible research, open science, or data management and add it to the Fellows Resources site by opening a Pull Request on GitHub Optional
• Create an ORCID if you don't have one
• By Friday 8 Nov: submit your Pull Request (PR) on GitHub + Check in: One-on-one meetings
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday Nov 15

Open Science + reproducible research introductions #7

Nov 18 - 22: Data Package lesson

• Go over the Data Package lesson using Data Package Creator Optional
• Go over the Python or R lessons as well
• Check in: One-on-one meetings, Friday Nov 22

Lesson #8

Nov 25 - 29: Break!

Lilly is on vacation, so take a break and catch up if needed

Dec 2 - Dec 13: Create your own Data Package

• Using your own data, create a data pacakge Remember to implement coding best practices and document what you do
• Upload your datapackage to GitHub
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday Dec 6
• Check in: One-on-one meetings, Friday Dec 13

Create your own data package #9

Dec 16 - 20: Audience mapping lesson

Go over the Audience Mapping exercise in lessons

• Continue working on creating your own Data Package if you are not done
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday

Mapping lesson #10

Dec 23 - Jan 3: Break!

Jan 6 - 10: New Year Check In

• Revisit your roadmap document and write up a short status report
• Check in: One-on-one meetings

New year check in #11

Jan 13 - 24: Data Package Blog

• Blog about your newly created data package with your own data (how did you do it, what did you learn) As an example, read the blog here While writing your blog, keep in mind your audience from the mapping exercise
• Add your blog to the Fellows blog by opening a pull request on GitHub
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday Jan 17
• Check in: One-on-one meetings, Friday Jan 24

Data package blog #12

Jan 27 - Jan 31: Goodtables lesson

• Go over the Goodtables data validation lesson
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday

Goodtanbles lesson #13

Feb 3 - 14: Validate your own data

• Using the goodtables browser tool or libraries, validate the data package you made earlier
• Check in: One-on-one meetings, Friday Feb 7
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday Feb 14

Validate your own data #14

Feb 17 - 28: Goodtables Blog

• Blog about your validated data package (how did you do it, what did you learn)
• Check in: One-on-one meetings, Friday Feb 17
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday Feb 28
• Add your blog to the Fellows blog by opening a pull request on GitHub

Goodtables blog #15

March 2 - 13: Trade Data Packages

• Trade data packages with each other and see if you can reproduce your partner's work
• Can you validate their data with goodtables?
• Check in: One-on-one meetings, Friday March 6
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday March 13

Trade data packages #16

March 16 - 20: Blog

• Blog about the experience of reproducing your partner's data package What worked? What didn't work? What was difficult or easy?
• Add your blog to the Fellows blog by opening a pull request on GitHub
• Check in: One-on-one meetings

Blog #17

March 23 - April 3: Workshop

• Give a workshop to your network on what you have learned Tips on how to give a presentation/workshop: http://blogs.nature.com/naturejobs/2017/01/11/scientific-presentations-a-cheat-sheet/
• Remember to post your workshop slides onto Zenodo
• Collect feedback - how do you think it went? What would you change for next time?
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday March 27
• Check in: One-on-one meetings, Friday April 3

Workshop #18

April 6 - 10: Break!

Take a break or catch up on work

April 13 - 17: Preprint Journal club

• Read preprint article (TBD) and answer questions in Slack Discuss how and why to post preprints
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday

Preprint journal club #19

April 20 - May 1: Package and Validate again

• Using new data (your own data, or from an open repository), create a data package and then validate it
• Document your code & upload your datapackage to GitHub
• Check in: One-on-one meetings, Friday April 24
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday May 1

Package validation again #20

May 4 - May 15: Workshop/presentation

• Do another workshop or presentation at your organization Remember to post your workshop slides onto Zenodo
• Check in: One-on-one meetings, Friday May 8
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday May 15

Workshop presentation #21

May 18 - May 29: Final Blog

• Reflect on what you have learned and accomplished
• What are your next steps to advocate for open science + reproducible research?
• Check in: One-on-one meetings, Friday May 22
• Check in: Answer questions in Slack on Friday May 29

Final blog #22

Week of June 6: Community Call

Present your work briefly in an Open Knowledge Foundation community call (exact date TBD)

Community call #23

[lwinfree]

This is awesome! I like how you made issues for each outcome and linked them all here in this issue 🎉