CarpentryCon @ Home Session Topics
There have been a lot of posts recently about CarpentryCon @ Home, but we wanted to offer one more to help people navigate the event. There are so many sessions offered, it might be hard to know where to start! The post organises the sessions by theme, so you can find sessions related to your interests.
A big thank you to Alfred P. Sloan foundation for making CarpentryCon 2020 possible.
I’m interested in:
- Learning How to Develop and Maintain Lessons
- Contributing to a Lesson in Development
- Building Communities or Becoming a Carpentries Member
- Developing Teaching Skills
- Developing Personal or Professional Skills
- [Developing Data or Computational Skills](#developing-data-or-computational skills)
- Learning More About Accessibility, Diversity and Inclusion
- Socialising
Learning How to Develop and Maintain Lessons
- Git skills for new and prospective maintainers
- Curriculum Development in the Carpentries
- Lesson co-development using reverse design: a worked example
- i18n - bring the Carpentries to your language
Contributing to a Lesson in Development
- Library Carpentry Wikidata lesson sprint
- Packaging and Publishing in Python
- HPC Carpentry - a Way Forward
- ¡Traduciendo!
- Open Computational Inclusion and Digital Equity Resource (OpenCIDER)
- Library Carpentry FAIR Data & Software Lesson Sprint
Building Communities or Becoming a Carpentries Member
- Growing Carpentries Through a Growing Community
- Building institutional computational genomics capacity (de novo)
- Library Collaborations and the Carpentries
- Building Text-As-Data Communities
- Making a case for Carpentries Membership to your institution
Developing Teaching Skills
- Carpentries Instructors’ Experiences from Teaching Online
- Addressing Learner Diversity and Belonging
- Embedding Accessible Low-Tech Strategies Into Your Data Literacy Approach
- Fostering Inclusion, Engagement, and Active Learning in the Virtual Classroom
- Online workshops - How to scale up your online workshop to reach 100 learners?
Developing Personal and Professional Skills
- How to Prevent and Kick Burnout to the Curb
- Learning Ally Skills
- Beyond technical skills: Leveraging the Carpentries for professional development
- Challenges and Opportunities In Transitioning Meetings Online
- How to Run a Meeting
- Developing Open Leadership mindset for our learners through mentoring
Developing Data or Computational Skills
- Frictionless data management for open and reproducible science
- Git skills for new and prospective maintainers
- Packaging and Publishing in Python
- Native Scripting in Windows - the Command Prompt Interface
- Make Your Tools, Scripts and Analyses Open and more FAIR
- Visualizing Africa Through Inclusive Data Programming
- Workshop on structural equation modelling for causal inference in R
- Open Data and Reproducibility v2.1
- Reproducible Environments with the Nix Packaging System
- Spyder 4 Carpentries
Learning More About Accessibility, Diversity and Inclusion
- Addressing Learner Diversity and Belonging
- Learning Ally Skills
- Visualizing Africa Through Inclusive Data Programming
- Embedding Accessible Low-Tech Strategies Into Your Data Literacy Approach
- Open Computational Inclusion and Digital Equity Resource (OpenCIDER)
- Fostering Inclusion, Engagement, and Active Learning in the Virtual Classroom
Socialising
Socials for Specific Groups or Regions:
Puzzle Night: