Carpentries Workshops

King's College London Carpentries Instructor Team share their experience

Channels/resources available for recruiting Instructors

Lessons included data organising and cleaning in spreadsheets and with OpenRefine, and data analysis and visualisation with R and RStudio

Originally posted on the Bioinformatics Hub of Kenya website, this blog post highlights learnings from the BHKi's first R workshop on 24 and 25 March 2021

Danielle Sieh joins The Carpentries as Workshop Administrator

Community members reflect on the experience of teaching a new lesson for the first time.

We spent some time reflecting on 2020 as a Team, and wrote thank you notes for our community.

Our community is resilient, patient and very resourceful

Job Opportunities With The Carpentries

This post covers instructors' experiences teaching a Data Carpentries workshop for the South African Centre for Digital Language Resources in August 2020

Here are a set of resources to help you recruit instructors for Self-Organised workshops

This post covers instructors' experiences from teaching an online workshop at UCLA

Here's how Ambo University's first Data Carpentry workshop went in December 2019

Share this with your students before your next online workshop

A bit of a plan for teaching online

We successfully ran a 3-hour workshop for 11 learners with one instructor and five helpers. here's how it turned out.

Sharing with the community what worked well in our first online CodeRefinery workshop and what we need and plan to improve.

The Carpentries convened a COVID-19 Response Task Force in mid-March, and a first version of their work is summarised in this post.

Ryan Avery and Kunal Marwaha taught a new Carpentries Incubator lesson at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and wrote about their experience and feedback from the workshop.

The Workshop Administration Team at The Carpentries will be testing a new workflow from February 24

Daniel Ouso and Bianca Peterson share their experience from instructing a Genomics workshop in Nairobi, Kenya in December 2019

Regional Coordinators keep our workshops going!

New survey systems for our workshops

In this post, Angela Li and Jessica Trelogan share tried and tested strategies for organising successful Carpentries workshops

Here's what The Carpentries team accomplished in Q2 and Q3 2019, and a look into work that will continue in Q4 2019.

Navigating organising a Carpentries Workshop

Workshops...Request? Notify? Inquire? What Do I Do?

Following a successful Software Carpentry workshop, Juan Rodriguez summarised the experience in this post.

TU Delft Library met Data Champions from the Department of Biotechnology, Victor Koppejan and Raúl A. Ortiz Merino, to celebrate their Software and Data Carpentry workshop success.

In this post, Alexander Refsum Jensenius shares thoughts and takeaways from a recent Train the Trainer Workshop

Phil Reed shares lessons from a recent R for Reproducible Scientific Analysis workshop

To charge (a minimal) workshop fee or not to charge? That is the question

Here's what The Carpentries team is working on in the second quarter of 2019.

Bianca Peterson & Katrin Tirok share their tried-and-tested tips and tricks for teaching R

How to connect with your Regional Coordinator

Sher! Shares the News

A list of resources to kick-start your workshop

Dunedin ResBaz was held at The University of Otago on 4-6 July, 2018.

Executive Council moves to eliminate Self-Organised workshop fees

2012-2018 Programmatic Assessment Report Published