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Update EGU22 PyGMT short course information #131
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Include new date/time, GitHub repository and registration link. Also revised duration from 3.5 to 1.5 hours.
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The 1.5 hour long short course will be based on content adapted from https://github.com/GenericMappingTools/2021-unavco-course | ||
and https://github.com/GenericMappingTools/foss4g2019oceania. Each of the 30 minute sessions will involve a | ||
quick (~10 minute) walkthrough by the speaker, followed by a more hands-on session in breakout rooms where tutorial |
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Cc @leouieda, @meghanrjones, @andrebelem. Since our EGU22 short course duration is now 1hr 30min (90mins), does it make sense to have 3x 30min chunks? Or a 10min intro + 4x 20min sessions? What do you all think?
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10 min intro + 4x20 min sessions sounds good to me, though I think we could adjust this as needed when creating the content. Should we schedule a zoom or gather.town get-together on our own to include in this website announcement? It doesn't sound like the EGU virtual only events will have any automatic interactive component.
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Ok, looks like 10+4x20 has 3 points, but we'll still need to check with @leouieda if he's ok with doing the 1 out of 4 👋
An after-workshop get-together sounds good, I didn't attend vEGU21 last year, but I heard there was a gather.town. Could we just use that instead? Not quite sure how it would work to be honest.
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Sorry, missed this thread completely. Are we doing separate recordings and then merging them for the upload? I can do 20 min, no problem. What’s the deadline for this?
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Yep, we'll probably do separate recordings and merge them together. I've decided we should have an individual deadline on Friday 6 May 2022 to upload the recording, see the thread at GenericMappingTools/egu22pygmt#1 for more details.
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👍🏽
Co-Authored-By: Meghan Jones <[email protected]>
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Should be fun! 🎉
Thanks @meghanrjones, could you merge this in please? Seems like I don't have permission on this repo. Also, we should send out a Twitter announcement for this. I'll try and send one out this week or next, just a bit flat out with a hackweek this week. |
Sure, I'll merge it in. I also just updated the teams settings for this repository so you should be able to merge PRs in the future. Do you want me to do the Twitter announcement to save you time? Good luck with the hackweek. |
Oo yes that would be good. Just a short and sweet announcement will do 😄 |
Done at https://twitter.com/gmt_dev/status/1505989310595710980 |
Include new date/time, GitHub repository and registration link. Also revised duration from 3.5 to 1.5 hours.