Chris Erdmann

Thanks x2 @weaverbel. @ostephens can this be a subset/a category (i.e. working with strings) in the single sheet that you were thinking of?

@ostephens that sounds good to me 👍

This is just an example, but maybe something like: EXERCISE: How can we create a dictionary of the current crops in the survey? unique_crops = set() for farms in d:...

If it helps, The Carpentries uses GitHub Pages, Zoom, Etherpad, Jupyter, etc. Here are our lessons hosted on GitHub: Software Carpentry https://software-carpentry.org/lessons/ Data Carpentry http://www.datacarpentry.org/lessons/ Library Carpentry http://librarycarpentry.org/#portfolio

@Protohedgehog the good news is that we (The Carpentries) can lower the barrier to working with GitHub via our lesson material and we have templates that can help streamline the...

@Protohedgehog if you did go the GitHub Pages route, would a pre lesson module geared toward contributing/participating in the MOOC via GitHub be the way to go? GitHub's collaborative features...

It's an interesting dilemma as some people in the open science community are fine with using the Google suite of tools for a variety of purposes. Personally, I've been comfortable...

That sounds good to me @Protohedgehog and just wondering if this can be a use case for an OER lesson we are considering for Library Carpentry (I'll email you about...

Revisiting this issue, @fmichonneau is there anything you noticed that was out of sync? Thanks! cc @jt14den

@dakane1 I've added my instructor notes here https://github.com/LibraryCarpentry/lc-shell/blob/gh-pages/files/instructor-notes.md. They are specific to a workshop at MTSU so we can make them more generic and link to them in the guide.