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Richard Darst, Aalto University
Team and project: coderefinery.org
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- A hub for FAIR research software practices
- Since 2016, now phase 3 until 2025
- Currently funded by NeiC
- Training network
- Community
- We teach and co-organize
- Share lessons, video recordings, manuals
- All open source ]
Very scaleable workshop format
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7 online and 28 in-person workshops
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We reach over 500 persons/year
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Workshops continue and are growing.
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Working on more advertising and getting more and more people involved
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Next workshop: September 19-21 and 26-28, 2023
- Anyone can direct their users towards us to.
- Form your own learning team and be their leader!
- Find link on https://coderefinery.org
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In-kind model seems to work.
- Staff take time of their work for the greater good.
- Open-source licenses are the working tool.
- Small working percentages a problem for focus.
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This can almost surely continue after the project ends.
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Gitlab??
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Coordination will be a challenge, though.
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Non-profit association to manage money from diverse sources
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Partners can pay some instead of dedicating own staff
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Fewer staff can dedicate more time
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Also opens up possibility of dedicated training for the general public.
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Significant unknowns and risks here.
- All text: CodeRefinery project, CC-BY 4.0
- Slides 3: S. Wittke
- All other images: CodeRefinery project, CC-BY 4.0