¡Gracias por querer contribuir a MetaDocencia!
Aceptamos contribuciones de todo tipo, desde sugerencias de mejoras hasta erratas y material nuevo. Todas las personas que contribuyan deben cumplir con nuestras pautas de convivencia. Al enviar tu trabajo, aceptás que puede incorporarse en forma original o editada y liberarse bajo la misma licencia que el resto de este material.
Si incorporamos tu material, te agregaremos a los reconocimientos de autoría según corresponda, a menos que solicites lo contrario.
Si sabes cómo usar Git y GitHub y quieres cambiar, arreglar, agregar algo, por favor, realiza un Pull Request. Si quieres informar un error, hacer una pregunta o hacer una sugerencia, por favor completa un issue en el repositorio. Necesitas tener una cuenta de GitHub para hacer esto, pero no necesitas saber cómo usar Git.
Estas reglas de contribución y mantenimiento fueron adaptadas de Teaching Tech Together.
Si quieres comunicarte con el equipo de MetaDocencia en forma más fluida que por GitHub, nos comunicamos usando Slack. Súmate y te daremos la bienvenida.
We appreciate your interest in contributing to MetaDocencia!
Contributions of all kinds are welcome, from suggestions for improvements to errata and new material. All contributors must abide by our Code of Conduct; by submitting your work, you are agreeing that it may be incorporated in either original or edited form and released under the same license as the rest of this material. If your material is incorporated, we will add you to the acknowledgments and / or as the author as appropriate unless you request otherwise.
If you know how to use Git and GitHub and want to change, fix, or add something, please make a Pull Request. If you want to report a bug, ask a question or make a suggestion, please complete an issue in the repository. You need to have a GitHub account to do this, but you don't need to know how to use Git.
These contribution and maintenance rules were adapted from Teching Tech Together.
MetaDocencia's team communicates using Slack, where you will be welcome.
Below there's a non-exhaustive list of possible ways to help:
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Communication and dissemination channels
Managing emails and our social network accounts as well as participating in our Slack community. -
Content generation
Writting posts for our website, generating tutorials, reviewing and fixing errors, or translating resources into Spanish. -
Organization of the courses
Contacting students before and after our workshops. -
Help during the teaching of our workshops
In our workshops there are always helpers who are in charge of attending to any queries or problems that come up during training. -
Teach our workshops
You can be an instructor teaching our workshops. To become an instructor you must participate in at least one of the aforementioned activities -- particularly, being a workshop helper.
If you know how to use Git and GitHub and want to modify, fix, or add something, please submit a Pull Request. If you want to report a bug, ask a question, or make a suggestion, please open an issue in the repository. You need a GitHub account to do this, but you don’t need to know how to use Git.
These contribution and maintenance guidelines were adapted from Teaching Tech Together.
If you want to communicate with the MetaDocencia team more fluidly than through GitHub, we use Slack. Join us, and we will welcome you.