Based on the article by Wilson et al. "Good Enough Practices in Scientific Computing" (2017) I would like to develop a lesson that could be taught Carpentries-style. It's not so much about computing but about general digital literacy and good routines, thus it is widely applicable.
I suggest a session on that, with interested participants reading the article in preparation and then brainstorming lesson development based on the ideas in the article.
Ideally, I would like to test-run the lesson in a StudyGroup setup in December or early next year.
Based on the article by Wilson et al. "Good Enough Practices in Scientific Computing" (2017) I would like to develop a lesson that could be taught Carpentries-style. It's not so much about computing but about general digital literacy and good routines, thus it is widely applicable.
I suggest a session on that, with interested participants reading the article in preparation and then brainstorming lesson development based on the ideas in the article.
Ideally, I would like to test-run the lesson in a StudyGroup setup in December or early next year.