Hi David,
Sorry it's taken a while to circle back to this but it's great to hear your
enthusiastic thoughts on it. Quick update here:
I've got a small team together interested in tackling the Japanese
translations. They're mainly interested in R so I think we would start with the
R gapminder
Thanks Anita and Sarah,
I'll take a look and share with my group!
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Hi Kevin,Love all the resources that have been mentioned. Thanks Anita for
mentioning our paper. Let me know if you want to talk more about it, Kevin or
anyone. Best,Sarahhttp://sarahlrstevens.info/
On Mon, Oct 22, 2018 1:08 AM, Schurch, A.C. a.c.schu...@umcutrecht.nl wrote:
Hi Kevin,
I like "One of the cornerstones of Software and Data Carpentry is our
code-along method of teaching."
But I also like (inspired by David Martin) "One of the cornerstones of Software
and Data Carpentry is participatory live coding" (or "our participatory live
coding method of teaching").
The
+1
> On Oct 22, 2018, at 7:28 AM, Greg Wilson wrote:
>
> "One of the cornerstones of Carpentry teaching is the use of code-alongs.
> Like a sing-along, a code-along is something you do enthusiastically as a
> small child, roll your eyes at as a teenager, and return to fondly as an
> adult.
participatory demonstration?
From: Lex Nederbragt [mailto:lex.nederbr...@ibv.uio.no]
Sent: 22 October 2018 3:22 PM
To: Discuss list Carpentries
Subject: Re: [discuss] What's in a name: Live-Coding, or?
Thanks for the 'code-along' suggestion. I like it, it sounds great! However, I
am not sure
"One of the cornerstones of Carpentry teaching is the use of
code-alongs. Like a sing-along, a code-along is something you do
enthusiastically as a small child, roll your eyes at as a teenager, and
return to fondly as an adult. Unlike 'git escape subtree' or 'git skim
head', their use does
Lex,
It could be a noun. People refer to a sing-along as an event; I have been
invited to some other musical play-alongs aimed at beginning
instrumentalists. Probably worth defining once, then use it well. :-)
-- bennet
On Mon, Oct 22, 2018 at 10:23 AM Lex Nederbragt
wrote:
> Thanks for
Thanks for the 'code-along' suggestion. I like it, it sounds great! However, I
am not sure how to use it in practice to describe our teaching method as it
seems to be meant as adjective, not a noun. For example, we currently write:
"One of the cornerstones of Software and Data Carpentry
