+1 on hosting it at Carpentries Incubator. You went even further than
most Incubator materials and formatted it using the Carpentries lesson
template - which is great.
Putting it in the Incubator makes it more discoverable by the others
looking for similar materials as this is the first place (or one of the
first places) they will come to look at.
Cheers,
Aleks
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On 12/06/2020 19:33, Donny Winston wrote:
I think this is ideal Carpentries Incubator material. From the
carpentries-incubator/proposals README
<https://github.com/carpentries-incubator/proposals#readme>:
- You want to make your lesson materials available to others in The
Carpentries community.
- You are interested in getting contributions from other community
members.
- Your lesson clearly
<https://data-carpentry-for-agriculture.github.io/trial-lesson/> uses
the Carpentries lesson template and is licensed CC-BY.
I have taught Carpentries workshops at government labs and for-profit
companies. A variety of organizations can (and do!) benefit from open,
high-quality lesson materials developed using the Carpentries'
approach. In the agriculture domain, the USDA ARS
<https://www.ars.usda.gov/> is running a Carpentries workshop next
month for which the "audience will be mostly USDA ARS scientists and
possibly some scientific collaborators from Universities". In my
estimation, your lesson is well within the scope of the Carpentries
Incubator.
Best,
Donny
On Fri, Jun 12, 2020 at 9:44 AM Neal Davis <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
We have developed a curriculum called "Data Harvesting in
Agriculture," a set of lessons focused on teaching farmers how to
obtain and use open source data with their own data.
https://github.com/data-carpentry-for-agriculture/trial-lesson
We are trying to figure out the best way to make this available
perpetually. Candidates include housing it with the University
Extension office or trying to find another ag-focused group in the
Midwest to coordinate.
Leaving it floating (i.e., we developers and maintainers are the
only contacts) seems undesirable if we want to support and
encourage others using the material. Finally, it's not really
Carpentries Incubator material (in my estimation) because the
audience is so different from the common academic–research groups
we target here.
What have you seen work as a home for Carpentries-like curricula?
Neal Davis
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