This month on OSOH
Git Good: An Introduction to GitHub for Collaboration
Participants will be lead through interactive tutorials demonstrating how GitHub can be used to enable transparent and reproducible collaboration on more than just code. At the end of the workshop, participants will have collaborated on some materials hosted by The Turing Way, and be set up for success for use of this versatile tool across all their activities.
Part 1: What is Git & Github?
Exercise 1: Finding an Issue and contributing to a project
You will practice: Using issues to contribute and document decisions
Part 2: What is open source?
Part 3: Using GitHub online and in the terminal
Exercise 2: Editing a file and making a Pull Request
You will practice: Markdown; contributing, pull requests
Part 4: What can we make with Github? (Websites and Project Management)
Exercise 3 (take home): Make your own website
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Git Good
An Introduction to GitHub for Collaboration
Imaging and Workflows
Handling Biomedical Images and Sharing Reproducible Workflows
NeuroHub
A Data and Computational Platform for Scalable and Collaborative Open Science
Brain Imaging Essentials
Brain MR Imaging Training
Open Ephys: Miniscope
Miniscope Acquisition Systems
Open Hardware
What it is, and everything you wanted to ask, but did not know how!
Creating Virtual Protocols
Pratical tips to create and openly share your own protocols
Open Algorithms
DIY imaging-based algorithm
Science Communication
Practical methods for communicating science effectively
NeuroLibre
Reproducible and Executable Preprints
How open is my science?
Special lecture by Adam Thomas
Data Visualization
Creating open and reproducible data visualizations in Python
Communicating through code
Clean code and computational reproducibility.
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