Hi Nathan
Yes, they are mostly self-organized. People can request a workshop through
the website http://librarycarpentry.github.io/about/ (form is at the
bottom) or through the workshops part of our chat room
https://gitter.im/LibraryCarpentry/workshops
There are quite a few instructors in the
Hi all
I saw this from Nathan:
Hi All,
What’s the status of Library Carpentry workshops? I might have an
audience for one later this spring in MN. Is there a regular pool of
instructors? Are the online lessons sufficiently mature for use?
Audience is English, History, Librarians – mostly
The lectures from the Oxford Reproducibility School held last September
are now available --- including podcasts [1] and accompanying blog posts
[2].
These cover a range of topics linked to reproducibility, effective
computing, etc, possibly of interest to the list. Enjoy!
[1]
Hello everyone,
For anyone who followed/contributed to this thread and/or may be
interested in doing something similar, a write-up of the session is now
available [1], including the materials I developed for this purpose [2].
Comments, questions, and the like welcome, of course!
Laura
[1]
