Introductory Talk - Workshop for e-Infrastructure trainers

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The introductory talk given by the Software Sustainability Institute's Simon Hettrick at the 2013 Workshop for e-Infrastructure trainers event, which took place at the Hartree Centre, in Cheshire.

Technology Business

So#ware
Sustainability
Ins2tute

www.software.ac.uk

Workshop
for

e-‐Infrastructure
trainers

Unless
indicated
otherwise

slides
licensed
under

Simon
He>rick

s.he>rick@so#ware.ac.uk

14
August
2013,
Hartree
Centre,
Daresbury

So#ware
Sustainability
Ins2tute

www.software.ac.uk

So#ware
Sustainability
Ins2tute

•  A
na2onal
facility
for
cul2va2ng
world-‐
class
research
with
so#ware

§  Four
themes:
community,
consultancy,

policy,
training

•  Training
focuses
on
developing
the

so#ware
skills
base

§  So#ware
Carpentry,
guides,
so#ware

surgeries

#eitrainers

So#ware
Sustainability
Ins2tute

www.software.ac.uk

Why
run
a
workshop?

•  April
2013
presenta2on
at
e-‐IAUCF
on

provision
of
e-‐Infrastructure
training

•  Everyone
wants
to
work
together

•  Sharing
best
prac2ce,
discovering
new
resources,
easier

access
to
market,
preven2ng
duplica2on

•  Training
community
is
fragmented

•  Hold
a
workshop
to
bring
trainers
together
and

test
the
viability
of
a
training
community

#eitrainers

So#ware
Sustainability
Ins2tute

www.software.ac.uk

Providing
the
skills
for

e-‐Infrastructure

So#ware
Sustainability
Ins2tute

www.software.ac.uk

Providing
the
skills
for

e-‐Infrastructure

•  A
collabora2on
between
trainers

§  DCC,
DiRAC,
HPC
Short
Courses,
NAG,
STFC,

So#ware
Sustainability
Ins2tute.

•  Five
recommenda2ons
for
change

1.  Improving
communica2on
between
trainers

2.  Understanding
the
cost
of
training

3.  Relying
on
trainers
rather
than
volunteers

4.  Working
together
to
publicise
training

5.  Providing
incen2ves
to
produce
and
share
training
materials

•  Circulate
report
in
September

So#ware
Sustainability
Ins2tute

www.software.ac.uk

How
the
workshop

works

So#ware
Sustainability
Ins2tute

www.software.ac.uk

Three
tenets

1.  Everything’s
ﬂexible

2.  Everything’s
online

§  www.bit.ly/eIWorkshop

3.  Email
everything

§  e-‐infrastructure-‐trainers-‐2013@googlegroups.com

#eitrainers

So#ware
Sustainability
Ins2tute

www.software.ac.uk

What’s
on

•  Lightning
talks

•  Networking

•  Break
outs
and
repor2ng
back

•  Wrap
up

#eitrainers

So#ware
Sustainability
Ins2tute

www.software.ac.uk

Break
outs

•  First
couple
of
minutes:
choose
Chair
and

Scribe

•  Discuss!

•  Last
ten
minutes:
write
up
Top
ﬁve
points

•  Email
notes
to
group

•  Chair
or
scribe
reports
back
–
5
mins

report,
2
mins
ques2ons

#eitrainers

So#ware
Sustainability
Ins2tute

www.software.ac.uk

Housekeeping

•  Twi>er:
@So#wareSaved,
#eitrainers

•  Toilets

•  Tours

•  Fire
alarms

•  Wiﬁ

#eitrainers

So#ware
Sustainability
Ins2tute

www.software.ac.uk

Links

•  Presenta2on
at
e-‐IAUCF:

h>p://slidesha.re/1dhlR9Z

•  Collabora2ons
Workshop:

so#ware.ac.uk/cw14

•  Providing
skills
report:

s.he>rick@so#ware.ac.uk

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1. So#ware Sustainability Ins2tute www.software.ac.uk Workshop for e-‐Infrastructure trainers Unless indicated otherwise slides licensed under Simon He>rick s.he>rick@so#ware.ac.uk 14 August 2013, Hartree Centre, Daresbury

2. So#ware Sustainability Ins2tute www.software.ac.uk So#ware Sustainability Ins2tute •  A na2onal facility for cul2va2ng world-‐ class research with so#ware §  Four themes: community, consultancy, policy, training •  Training focuses on developing the so#ware skills base §  So#ware Carpentry, guides, so#ware surgeries #eitrainers

3. So#ware Sustainability Ins2tute www.software.ac.uk Why run a workshop? •  April 2013 presenta2on at e-‐IAUCF on provision of e-‐Infrastructure training •  Everyone wants to work together •  Sharing best prac2ce, discovering new resources, easier access to market, preven2ng duplica2on •  Training community is fragmented •  Hold a workshop to bring trainers together and test the viability of a training community #eitrainers

4. So#ware Sustainability Ins2tute www.software.ac.uk Providing the skills for e-‐Infrastructure

5. So#ware Sustainability Ins2tute www.software.ac.uk Providing the skills for e-‐Infrastructure •  A collabora2on between trainers §  DCC, DiRAC, HPC Short Courses, NAG, STFC, So#ware Sustainability Ins2tute. •  Five recommenda2ons for change 1.  Improving communica2on between trainers 2.  Understanding the cost of training 3.  Relying on trainers rather than volunteers 4.  Working together to publicise training 5.  Providing incen2ves to produce and share training materials •  Circulate report in September

6. So#ware Sustainability Ins2tute www.software.ac.uk How the workshop works

7. So#ware Sustainability Ins2tute www.software.ac.uk Three tenets 1.  Everything’s ﬂexible 2.  Everything’s online §  www.bit.ly/eIWorkshop 3.  Email everything §  e-‐infrastructure-‐trainers-‐2013@googlegroups.com #eitrainers

8. So#ware Sustainability Ins2tute www.software.ac.uk What’s on •  Lightning talks •  Networking •  Break outs and repor2ng back •  Wrap up #eitrainers

9. So#ware Sustainability Ins2tute www.software.ac.uk Break outs •  First couple of minutes: choose Chair and Scribe •  Discuss! •  Last ten minutes: write up Top ﬁve points •  Email notes to group •  Chair or scribe reports back – 5 mins report, 2 mins ques2ons #eitrainers

10. So#ware Sustainability Ins2tute www.software.ac.uk Housekeeping •  Twi>er: @So#wareSaved, #eitrainers •  Toilets •  Tours •  Fire alarms •  Wiﬁ #eitrainers

11. So#ware Sustainability Ins2tute www.software.ac.uk Links •  Presenta2on at e-‐IAUCF: h>p://slidesha.re/1dhlR9Z •  Collabora2ons Workshop: so#ware.ac.uk/cw14 •  Providing skills report: s.he>rick@so#ware.ac.uk

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