On Tue, Sep 09, 2014 at 04:21:55PM -0400, Erik Bray wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 8, 2014 at 6:17 PM, Bill Mills <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Hey all,
> >
> > So - there is a growing number of groups offering software bootcamps these
> > days!  The Mozilla Science Lab would like to offer a space for communication
> > and idea-sharing between all these projects, and we're starting with a new
> > regular event this Friday, Instructor Hangouts:
> > http://mozillascience.org/instructor-hangouts-landing-this-friday/
> >
> > We're inviting instructors and contributors from Software Carpentry, Ladies
> > Learning Code, rOpenSci, the Center for Open Science, Code4Lib, pyLadies and
> > more to talk about strategies and challenges in teaching software workshops.
> > We'd be thrilled if SWC instructors and contributors would like to join the
> > discussion, or propose topics of conversation for the hangouts this Friday;
> > we'll be hosting these hangouts every two weeks, so if you can't make it
> > then, feel free to join in at the next event.  We're hoping that offering a
> > meeting space where all the different workshop groups can swap stories and
> > experiences will help us all learn from each other, and augment the
> > SWC-specific instructor meetups that Greg blogged about recently when those
> > spool up separately.  Let me know any ideas on how to make this work for
> > you!
> 
> We just had an interesting talk this morning from Niall Gaffney from
> TACC [1], who among other things talked about the outreach and
> training they're doing for scientists to use their supercomputers, but
> which also includes a lot of basics of the sort software carpentry
> covers.
> 
> I actually meant to talk to him later about if there was any interest
> in cross-sharing with Software Carpentry on lesson material and/or
> instructor training.  Maybe I'll do that tomorrow.
> 
> Just thought it would be another institution worth inviting to talk.

Also FYI,

iPlant also does a lot of training and is a TACC collaborator.  They are
in touch with the Data Carpentry initiative as well as Software Carpentry,
but only loosely.

cheers,
--titus

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