Software Carpentry - Expansion and Partnerships in 2015
summary
Software Carpentry reports concrete growth: 21 workshops in 2015 across three states and a bigger instructor pool after a three‑day training at Research Bazaar. Core two‑day curriculum teaches the shell, Python/R, and Git; new modules add Pandas and IPython Notebook. A Data Carpentry sister project targets non‑programmers. Lessons get DOIs so contributors can be cited, Python material is migrating to Python 3, corporate pilots fail, remote instruction pilots continue, and workshop fees run around AUD $40.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:40Instructor Training Course
- 7:33Peer Instruction
- 9:32ResBears
- 12:00Software Carpentry Nonprofit
- 13:30Data Carpentry
- 14:10Software vs Data Carpentry
- 14:40Lesson Formats
- 16:28Lesson Publication
- 17:37Experimentation
- 19:30Instructor Training
- 21:48Takeaways
- 23:53Software Carpentry Lessons
- 26:58Private Sector Failure
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