Hi all,The votes have been compiled and in a pleasant surprise, this topic received more votes than any other topic.This puts me in a conundrum and I'm looking for feedback on how to resolve it. We usually offer the most popular topics twice. Splitting up popular topics makes presenting them more tractable, and attending them more rewarding. However, this workshop is cast as a discussion, not a hands-on workshop and therefore the considerations are different.Q: Should we offer this workshop twice, both times with the same content.Yes
- Smaller groups make for better and more interactive discussions
- More people will be able to attend if it is offered twice.
- We can use what we learn in the first session to improve the second session.
No
- Only half the participants will participate in each discussion. This will especially impact those attending the first session and they won't get benefit from the experience of those attending the second workshop.
Right now I'm leaning towards one big session (not sure which day - haven't got that far yet). I figure instructors are not a timid bunch and that we'll get lots of discussion despite the large group size.Your thoughts are welcome,Dave C--On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 1:33 AM, Pratik Jagtap <pjagtap@umn.edu> wrote:I like the idea, Dave and Mo. I am in - if you see a role for me!Cheers,PratikPratik Jagtap,Managing Director,Center for Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics,43 Gortner Laboratory,1479 Gortner Avenue,St. Paul, MN 55108Phone: 612-624-9275On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 1:02 PM, Hans-Rudolf Hotz <hrh@fmi.ch> wrote:Hi Dave
I can only repeat what Bjoern already said:
- it is indeed "wunderbar"
- yes, this will help foster the GTN community
- yes, depending on the schedule, you can count me in
- and a big Thanks to Mo
Hans-Rudolf
On 10/19/2015 09:50 PM, Björn Grüning wrote:
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Das ist wunderbar!
Hi All,
In the wake of the Carpentry TTT workshop not being scheduled for GCC2016,
Mo Heydarian (CC'd here) suggested that perhaps we have a much
lighter-weight session during GCC2016 training that covers best practices
and resources for training with Galaxy. Mo and I scrambled our brains
together and came up with this nomination:
http://bit.ly/1LTdwtV
We would love to have feedback on this proposal, both specific and big
picture. The text of the nomination can easily be updated any time between
now and next Monday, when voting opens.
I like it the GTN should participate actively. I consider this as first
"Train the Trainer" event, which is awesome!
This is an opportunity to gather best practices into a single place, and
would be a friendly place to bring new trainers into the fold.
Also, please let me know if you'd be interested in helping teach this.
Dave, if you schedule is well enough, I will join ;)
Thanks, and many thanks to Mo for making this happen,
Thanks Mo - you rock!
Bjoern
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