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SUMMARY:Reproducibility Bootcamp - online
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DESCRIPTION:Ideally\, research is collaborative\, well-documented\, shara
 ble\, and can be reproduced by others (or by the original researchers at
  a later point in time). Not only does this make a researcher’s job MUCH
  easier\, it makes their work more valuable\, citable and extensible. Th
 is is increasingly important in light of the ‘crisis of reproducibility’
  that risks undermining scientific research in so many fields.\n\nThis t
 raining series walks you through how to:\n• make your research ready for
  open science\,\n• apply reproducibility to social science and other “tr
 icky” topics\, and\n• collaborate\, document and share research in diver
 se contexts.\n\nThis course\, provided by the UK Data Service\, assumes 
 no prior knowledge or experience but is not a comprehensive training cou
 rse covering every possible application for the topics included. Rather 
 it has been designed to be an intensive experience which will help you d
 evelop a deep awareness of why reproducibility matters\, how to build it
  into every aspect of a research programme\, and how to be confident tha
 t others can reproduce your work through the materials and information t
 hat you share.\n\nFor participants to get the best out of the programme\
 , they will need to engage in multiple ways during the bootcamp (and the
  week before it starts). The programme is built on group instruction\, i
 ndependent work done out of instruction hours\, and involvement in the o
 nline community built around the programme. It is vital therefore that y
 ou are able to commit at least 6 hours a week to the programme and we as
 k that you consider your ability to make that commitment before submitti
 ng your application for a place.\n\nSchedule\nEach week of activity in t
 his bootcamp will comprise a range of components\, some synchronous (e.g
 . workshop sessions led by the instructors and delivered over Zoom) and 
 some asynchronous (e.g. video-recorded talks\, contributing to discussio
 n boards\, completing work independently/in small groups\, etc). Each we
 ek you will be :\n•    joining one synchronous session from 9:45- 12:00p
 m (BST) every Tuesday from 26th April 2022 - 24th May 2022\n•    engagin
 g in set tasks to support the learning for that week (at a time convenie
 nt to you).\n•    actively participating in group work during the week.\
 n•    Office hours style support 12:45 - 3:00pm every Wednesday and addi
 tional materials will be made available each week.\n\nDue to the nature 
 of the this of this course and the requirement to participate in indepen
 dent and group work you must be able to make a solid commitment to not o
 nly attend all live sessions but also have 4-6 hours each week to comple
 te all tasks.\n\nParticipants will be asked to do a small amount of work
  between instruction days (e.g. read articles\, watch videos\, run code\
 , create and edit github repos\, etc.) and so some free and open source 
 software installation may be required. The full list of what software is
  required will be provided prior to the start of the bootcamp. The cours
 e is charged at a full 5 day rate.\n\nA slack channel will be created fo
 r bootcamp participants to provide accessible resources and peer-to-peer
  support as well as a place to ask advance questions for the course inst
 ructors and to collaborate on out-of-instruction work. Slack can be inst
 alled as a desktop app or accessed via a web browser. Registration with 
 Slack will be required but is free.
STATUS:TENTATIVE
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Online Only
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