Jekyll GitHub pages lesson development team's rolling meeting notes. The original team members: Toby Hodges, Sarah Stevens, Anne Fouilloux, Renato Alves, Julian Bauer, Aleksandra Nenadic Links Lesson GitHub Repository Lesson pages Slack channel - you need to be a member of The Carpentries Slack first

July 6-10, 2020 EMBL Bio-IT Project & de.NBI Platform: Zoom - click here for meeting address Zoom password is pymediate This page: https://hackmd.io/gRM3ah2qSbmZ19IHPtwiww Lead Instructors:

2020-06-19 [TOC] 1. What is the advice to an individual interested in bioinformatics who has basics only? The key basic skills required for someone with no prior knowledge on bioinformatics? key skills: search, filter, extract, cross-reference data from large databases - make use of data & knowledge that's already out there! sequence alignment - core concept in evolution/phylogeny, functional genomics, genome assembly, differential expression analyses, transcriptomics, metagenomics, etc etc etc

Renato Alves & Toby Hodges EMBL Bio-IT Project 23 & 24 March 2020 EMBL Bio-IT Sponsored by de.NBI Course Material https://hackmd.io/nFqIR8nqQ86FeFNY-Em8nA?both

26-27 March 2020 Sign-In Name / Location (Timezone) / GitHub username Toby Hodges / Heidelberg, Germany (UTC+1) / tobyhodges Fotis Psomopoulos / Thessaloniki, Greece (UTC+2) / fpsom Beatriz Serrano Solano / Heidelberg, Germany (UTC+1) / beatrizserrano Kersten Breuer / Heidelberg, Germany (UTC+1) / KerstenBreuer Tom Tubbesing / Bielefeld, Germany (UTC+1) / ttubb Christian Henke / Bielefeld, Germany (UTC+1) / maitai

April 9th 16:00 CEST Note: to make the call and notes more accessible for many of the participants, the shared notes & sign-up have been moved to GoogleDocs here. Sign up now! by adding your name in the shared notes document and adding this event to your calendar Sign up to learn a few skills you can use in running online meetings with large groups. Find other workshop times, share upcoming workshops with friends, we'll be adding workshops as hosts sign up to host them in their local timezones and languages. Are you interested in teaching a workshop like this in your language or timezone and have experience with the skills please reach out to Jonah Duckles by email and he can help you get started. If you have resources to contribute instructor guide's appendicies, we welcome other tools and resources you might know about.

Webinar by Greg Wilson: How to teach online on short notice https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1rE5e2kSFNICNkBJ4iIIgd9eqACi62gxahknKLtw9Hzs/edit#slide=id.g55ddde1eae_0_2 https://education.rstudio.com/blog/2020/03/online-teaching-qa/ Notes from Greg Wilson: https://education.rstudio.com/blog/2020/03/teaching-online-on-short-notice/ Teaching Carpentry Workshop 9am-5pm + other courses (one day online EMBL course with ~75 persons) option A: *

2020-03-18 Supriya Khedkar & Toby Hodges Download example files here: https://oc.embl.de/index.php/s/kQavCkbomGu4zyM Please add an 'x' under this line when you've got the example files xXXxxXXXxXXXXx Sign-in