Welcome to The Carpentries Workbench Discussions!

[zkamvar]

👋 Welcome!

We’re using Discussions as a place to connect with other members of The Carpentries Community about The Carpentries Workbench. We hope that you:

• ❓ Ask questions you’re wondering about.
• 💡 Share ideas.
• 📑 Share tips and tricks for working with the Workbench.
• 🤩 Share your testimonials!
• 🔬 Share Friction Logs.
• 👐🏼 Engage with other community members.
• Welcome others and are open-minded. Remember that this is a community we
  build together 💪.

This repository will be the central place for discussions around The Carpentries Workbench

To get started, comment below with an introduction of yourself and tell us about what you do with this community.

[jas58]

Hello, I'm Jennifer.

Thanks for the description of Friction Logs.

I have been making less formal notes-to-self; this structure shows me how to make them more useful. I'd like to volunteer as a buddy in Zoom (as suggested).

I am in Github rarely, constantly relearning it. I am new to Carpentries as an instructor (mostly Spreadsheets and OpenRefine).

[zkamvar]

👋 Hi Jennifer! Thank you for introducing yourself and volunteering! Be on the lookout on Monday for an email with more information about what you can expect during beta 😁

[drakeasberry]

Hello,

I am Drake and currently one of the maintainers for Introduction to Geospatial Raster and Vector Data with R lesson. I am just excited to what is up and coming in the Carpentries community and willing to help out any way I can.

[zkamvar]

Hi Drake! I hope you're ready, because things are going to get beta.

[jhlegarreta]

Hi,
I am Jon Haitz, one of the maintainers of the Introduction to dMRI Carpentries incubator lesson. Happy to test the transition to the Carpentries Workbench on the lesson.

[eirini-zormpa]

hey all 👋 I'm Eirini, a new maintainer for the R for Social Scientists lesson. I was previously also an instructor and helper on the same lesson. Happy to help out in any way I can 😊

[jessesadler]

Hello all. I'm Jesse, and like Eirini, a new maintainer for the R for Social Scientists lesson. I am looking forward to helping where possible in the transition to Workbench.

[juanfung]

hello! like erini and jesse, i am a maintainer for the R for Social Scientists lesson (since 2018!). i'm also an instructor. very excited for workbench!

[spholmes]

Hi, Susan here, I am an instructor, I usually teach Bioinformatics and Bioconductor using R.

[SaraMorsy]

Hi everyone,
I am Sara, I am instructor, lesson developer and maintainer of ELIXIR-UK DaSH courses under supervision of @krzysztof Poterlowicz. I am currently responsible for transition our lessons into workbench, glad to join the community

[fiveop]

Hi,
I am Philipp, a trainer, and I have used the beta to develop a GitLab-Lesson. I like the tool and will probably use it for further lessons. I am particularly interested in having it work on GitLab (and GitLab-Pages) as well, since we are using that software at our university (hence the lesson), and I would be help with that.

[vhmcck]

Hi,
Valentina here. I recently completed my instructor training, and I am currently in the process of becoming familiar with The Carpentries community. I am interested in getting involved in the development of the workbench and helping however I can. Happy to join the discussion!