See progress document.
- Heidi will redo the doodle: only weekends (link)
- OpenPizza?
- Let's try to figure out how to pay people
- Heidi sends out an email with the doodle
- Heidi will start a postdoc and cannot do organisation + helping
- Does anyone want to lead the project starting 2018?
- Peter would be interested after solving his primary employment problem.
- If we don't find anyone Cedric and David would also take over (this is not our preferred solution)
- Where are we on the data recipes?
- Where are we on the skills lessons?
Very educational, 30 people from 20 countries
Camila, a R expert from Turkey and Peter met
- Keep in mind that data journalists are not very computer literate
- Not advanced excel users
- Need to explain each step in depth; much more than now (maybe not all of the material)
- Peter got the names of some people who would be interested to test the material
- Recipes should be self consistent and not refer to other recipes.
- Refering to the very short skills lessons should be o.k., but it should mostly be self consistent.
- Idea: use RStudio cheatsheets in skills lessons
Heidi created a README.md and a CONTRIBUTING.md to help interested people figure out how to help.
The templates should make it easy to contribute:
devtools::install_github("school-of-data/r-consortium-proposal",
subdir = "r-package")
learnr::run_tutorial("en-recipe-template", package = "ddj")
learnr::run_tutorial("en-skills-template", package = "ddj")
- Intro lesson on data analysis (es)
- Intro lesson on data viz (es)
- Samuel: works on his recipe, asks Joel if he still wants to do a recipe on data from his article, put RStartHere in "further reading", set up a call for next week
- Heidi: create some issues for hacktoberfest https://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com/
- Peter: contact data journalist from Turkey, asking for data and/or code
The contract with the R consortium asks in exhibit A to define deliverables/milestones and their due date to get payments. As it's a legally binding document that I will sign on behalf of OK France, I just want to make sure we agree on it. We agreed that, as the project is moving on slowly (but still moving on), we should not have deadlines that are not reachable. We need to take time to do it properly so here is the proposed schedule : Writing of the materials: end-2017 Translation of the materials: March 2018 Design, developpement and launch of the website: June 2018 If it's ok with you guys by the end of the week, I will send it to the R consortium.
Peter suggested that we have guidelines for harmonising the materials and setting the expectations of what would be a good recipe on terms of intended audience, expectations, structure, presentation… We also mentioned that recipes should have a further reading section (instead of learning tracks in the initial proposal) Heidi will start drafting the guidelines with my help.
Peter suggested that we should start with a basic skills lesson, something very basic to bring people on board of R. To be explored further
After the guidelines are agreed, we might send a call for proposals out there to have maybe 2 additionnal recipes. To be explored further