04 Call Digest [ CSS ]

[erinmr]

Hi @Openscapes/css-cohort ,

Thank you all so much for participating in the Openscapes Champions program! A few things to wrap up:

1. Feedback! Openscapes improves with each cohort based on candid feedback. Because of our funding from Code for Science and Society we have two survey requests. Please fill out these surveys by Friday July 9:

   1. Openscapes survey for specific feedback on Openscapes
   2. This survey provides feedback to CS&S (pick Openscapes: Empowering Diverse Open Science Leaders.

2. Invitation to an optional 3-month check-in call on September 24, 10-11am PT (1-2pm ET); We will send a calendar invite now and a reminder email with light structure closer to the date. This will be a time for folks to share informal updates, reconnect, and ask questions.

3. We’ll draft a blog post in our Archive folder later this week; we invite you to add comments or suggestions if you’re interested.

4. Snail mail! Please email an address for your team to Julie so we can send stickers!

We are so grateful for your thoughtful engagement and impressed with your progress and pathway plans. We hope you continue to iterate your Seaside Chats with your research groups and we are happy to meet with your research groups during a Seaside Chat since not everyone from each team was able to make it to our last call. Please get in touch to schedule.

Please keep in touch on Slack and Twitter!

Cheers,

Julie & Erin

Digest: Cohort Call 4 [ CSS ]

Archive folder containing video recording and agenda

Goals: In our final session, each team shared their pathway and we heard a bit more about groups further along in their journey toward Open science.

Themes that came across through the final pathways shares:

• “Seaside chats” - Many groups shared plans to build community around shared open science data practices
• Lots of actions and next steps. We were excited to hear about groups using GitHub and creating code of conducts and lab manuals!
• We will spend more time in future cohorts on Pathways presentations :-)

Resources:

• PathwayShare
• “Graduation gift” - Openscapes badges by Allison Horst!
  • Download from here: openscapes_hex_badge.png
  • You can put it on your website, like the Wood Lab and the Fay Lab!

A few lines from the Agenda doc:

• Martin’s Star Trek themed pathway presentation
• We heard from Dr. Gavin Fay on how his group had progressed following participation in the Openscapes Champions program. It was interesting to hear how Openscapes-style working helped his group transition to remote work over the last year. He shared a slide deck and there are notes starting on pg 5.
• There was a lot of interest in Tidy Tuesday
  • https://github.com/rfordatascience/tidytuesday
  • Example Tidy Tuesday Club at UCSB

[angiereed04468]

Hi Erin!! The most important thing first … my home address for the sticker! Angie Reed I will get to the surveys soon. Again, it was so wonderful to meet and work with you. Best, Angie Angie Reed She/Her Water Resources Planner Penobscot Indian Nation

[Nyelab]

Ileana and I are at UNC Kelsey, Laura and Sarah are at Stony Brook

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On Wed, Jun 30, 2021 at 5:20 PM Erin Robinson ***@***.***> wrote: Hi @Openscapes/css-cohort <https://github.com/orgs/Openscapes/teams/css-cohort> , Thank you all so much for participating in the Openscapes Champions program! A few things to wrap up: 1. *Feedback!* Openscapes improves with each cohort based on candid feedback. Because of our funding from Code for Science and Society we have two survey requests. Please fill out these surveys by Friday July 9: 1. Openscapes survey <https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfG4B7YX6KV3uuX38UoLzsD7UiTDrS5w5tr8y7nDwxeeoTVNg/viewform> for specific feedback on Openscapes 2. This survey <https://form.jotform.com/210336069119048> provides feedback to CS&S (pick Openscapes: Empowering Diverse Open Science Leaders. 2. Invitation to an *optional 3-month check-in call* on September 24, 10-11am PT (1-2pm ET); We will send a calendar invite now and a reminder email with light structure closer to the date. This will be a time for folks to share informal updates, reconnect, and ask questions. 3. We’ll draft a *blog post* in our Archive folder <https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JaQ3Dkrr7pUfesSaxqRqntGlxG0dz2nl> later this week; we invite you to add comments or suggestions if you’re interested. 4. *Snail mail!* Please email an address for your team to Julie so we can send stickers! We are so grateful for your thoughtful engagement and impressed with your progress and pathway plans. We hope you continue to iterate your Seaside Chats with your research groups and we are happy to meet with your research groups during a Seaside Chat since not everyone from each team was able to make it to our last call. Please get in touch to schedule. Please keep in touch on Slack and Twitter! Cheers, Julie & Erin *Digest: Cohort Call 4 [ CSS ]* Archive folder <https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JaQ3Dkrr7pUfesSaxqRqntGlxG0dz2nl> containing video recording and agenda *Goals:* In our final session, each team shared their pathway and we heard a bit more about groups further along in their journey toward Open science. *Themes* that came across through the final pathways shares: - “Seaside chats” - Many groups shared plans to build community around shared open science data practices - Lots of actions and next steps. We were excited to hear about groups using GitHub and creating code of conducts and lab manuals! - We will spend more time in future cohorts on Pathways presentations :-) *Resources*: - PathwayShare <https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1MU_9k6LASWdVE6ONwmHkby-Vyyw0RkJ5> - “Graduation gift” - Openscapes badges by Allison Horst! - Download from here: openscapes_hex_badge.png <https://github.com/Openscapes/how_we_work/blob/main/openscapes_hex_badge.png> - You can put it on your website, like the Wood Lab <https://chelsealwood.com/research/> and the Fay Lab <https://thefaylab.github.io/lab-manual/index.html>! *A few lines from the Agenda doc:* - Martin’s Star Trek themed pathway presentation - We heard from Dr. Gavin Fay on how his group had progressed following participation in the Openscapes Champions program. It was interesting to hear how Openscapes-style working helped his group transition to remote work over the last year. He shared a slide deck <https://bit.ly/faylab-openscapes-experience> and there are notes starting on pg 5. - There was a lot of interest in Tidy Tuesday - https://github.com/rfordatascience/tidytuesday - Example Tidy Tuesday Club at UCSB <https://www.ucsbtidytuesday.com/> — You are receiving this because you are on a team that was mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#19>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ANQUBYTC4I5QCFKFF2LIBBTTVODCNANCNFSM47TE5XHQ> .

-- Janet Nye cell: 252-515-8194

[jules32]

Thank you @angiereed04468 and @Nyelab !

Just a reminder that when you reply to a GitHub Issue it is public, so I've edited your responses to remove your addresses (after writing them down elsewhere!). For other folks, emailing me directly would be best I think.

We're excited to get these stickers to you!