Online Workshops from UC Davis
This post originally appeared on the Software Carpentry website.
We have been experimenting with half-day workshops on specialized topics that are broadcast over the web. They have been [going very well](http://ivory.idyll.org/blog/2015-d3.js-annoc.html), so we are planning to do more in the first half of 2016, with about half of them broadcast this way. The tentative schedule is below; all workshops will run 9:15am-12:15pm, Pacific Time. If you would like to present something yourself in one of the open slots, please [file an issue](https://github.com/dib-lab/dib-training/issues) or leave a comment on [this post](http://ivory.idyll.org/blog/2015-training-for-q12-2016.html) --- we think this could be a really good way to field-test new material that Data Carpentry and Software Carpentry instructors could use for more advanced audiences.- 2016-01-20: Camille Scott, pydoit - local+remote
- 2016-01-27: Raniere Silva, advanced git - local+remote
- 2016-02-17: Tiffany Timbers, regular expressions and Python - local+remote
- 2016-02-19: Ariel Rokem, scipy.optimize - local+remote
- 2016-02-29: Adelaide Rhodes, sphinx + webhooks + bitbucket - local+remote
- 2016-03-07: Titus Brown, Amazon Web Services - local+remote
- 2016-03-28: Titus Brown, Short-read trimming and quality eval - local+remote
- 2016-04-06: Daniel Chen, intro git (SWC lesson on git) - local+remote
- 2016-04-08: Daniel Chen, advanced git (branching and merging, etc.) - local+remote
- 2016-04-11: open
- 2016-04-13: Titus Brown, TBD
- 2016-04-18: Titus Brown, TBD
- 2016-04-27: Meeta Mistry, TBD
- 2016-05-11: Marian Schmidt, Rmarkdown - local+remote
- 2016-05-13: Ted Hart, TBD - local+remote
- 2016-05-18: Heer group on VEGA - local+remote
- 2016-06-06: Titus Brown, TBD
- 2016-06-10: Titus Brown, TBD
- 2016-06-13: open
- 2016-06-15: open
- 2016-06-22: Titus Brown, TBD
- 2016-06-29: Titus Brown, TBD