The Carpentries

Teaching Tech in the AI Era

Yanina shares what she is learning about teaching tech skills in the GenAI era, across the rOpenSci Champions Program, short-format Carpentries-style trainings, and university classrooms.

What Everyone should know about Teaching and Learning

In this talk, we will review practical, evidence-based strategies for organizing and designing your lessons and materials, explaining concepts at the level of your students (beginners, proficient, and experts), using relevant examples, checking for understanding (formative assessment versus summative assessment), and connecting with students (the power of feedback, motivation, active learning vs. passive learning) so that you can be more effective the next time you find yourself in a teaching position.

The stories behind your community numbers

In this keynote I invite you to reflect on how to measure the impact of our work in our communities. I share two frameworks we use at rOpenSci and severals tool to measure different aspects of our work and our impact, not only with numbers, but with stories

Crossing the Language Barrier

I joined Peter Schmidt podcast Code for Thought to discuss teaching, localization, barriers to be part of the OSS being a non-native English speaker

Dinosaurs, Pirates, Spaceships

I joined Elecia and Chris at Embedded podcast to discuss teaching, localization, barriers to learning coding, and global communities.

Mastodon Quick Start Guide

This guide was developed by rOpenSci and The Carpentries to help break down barriers for our community members interested in adopting Mastodon as a social media platform. It offers tips to help get started and is not meant to be a comprehensive overview of the platform