Toby Hodges

[EMBL Bio-IT Python Workshop - Image Processing](https://git.embl.de/grp-bio-it/python-workshop-image-processing) by Jonas Hartmann (@whoisjack), Karin Sasaki (@karinsasaki), and me. MIT licensed, so we can reuse anything here that seems like it could help....

We should point learners to **https://forum.image.sc/** as a source of support as they continue to learn image processing beyond the workshop.

These links should be converted to a list in a section to be presented to the learner at the end of the lesson (appending to the last episode), pointing them...

removing this from the to-do list before beta release. We will ask pilot instructors to give specific feedback about this issue, to help us choose example images to keep/remove etc.

> I think we should replace all such instances with a complete list of imports needed for that script. 👍

In #219 I updated the Edge Detection extra to remove mention of the `code` directory, but the code blocks are still written to be executed as scripts. I'm not sure...

Thank you for the detailed issue @CaptainSifff. I agree that these are important points for e.g. a researcher to be aware of as they start to work with image data....

This is a great idea, and IMO will more clearly illustrate the motivation for including blurring in an image processing pipeline.

Like #39, I'm going to leave this one open and try to collect feedback from beta pilot Instructors to help us determine if this is still something we want to...

> Also, I'm not sure about he CC-BY-NC (or SA) being enough given that the curricula are CC-BY. My (non expert) understanding is that we cannot, becuase -NC and -SA...