- Writing the BIDS last blog post about the final day of the panel was an engaging task. I enjoy this kind of work, as it allows me to better try and understand the many different projects under BIDS and Open Source as a whole.
- I learned a lot about The Turing Way and GitHub both as a platform and as a participant. I am still far from proficient, and still need a lot of training, but I feel better suited to write about the platforms and hopefully make some contributions of my own.
- Also regarding The Turing Way, I struggled to make a pull request for an issue with merging two chapters in the book. I definitely need some help and need to learn more before making an actual contribution.
- Wrote and finished BIDS blog post
- Learned and talked through chapters and understanding of the Turing Way with KC and KW
- JK
- final onboarding steps (CalTime, Github logs, and building access)
- KC
- Helped me with Github understanding through conversations as well as his notes
- LWH
- Helped me post the BIDS Blog as well as with the formatting of the blog post.
- BIDS Blog post writing and editing (6 hrs)
- Final onboarding support with JK (CalTime, GitHub, access) (1 hr)
- Meeting with Kirstie and interns (2 hrs)
- Meeting with KW and KC about Turing way (1.5 hr)
- GitHub Research and videos (4 hrs)
- familiarity with Turing way (reading and format) (3 hr)
- Starting organization and format for Issue in Turing way (4 hr)
- Intern Trainings and more onboarding steps (4.5 hr)
- Finish pull request for merging the chapters in the turing way
- Boba party and science training on mon, wed, thurs, fri!
- Continue supporting whoever needs help with any projects.
- My available hours next week are 8, 8, 8, 8, 8.
- Meeting everyone last week and getting to listen to the panelists' presentations on Thursday and Friday of the DSUS.
- Having lunch with KW and BS and learning the ins and outs of open contribution and science.
- I still have so much to learn, but I am so excited to understand it all more soon.
- I am looking forward to learning more and understanding how I can best contribute to BIDS this summer.
- Onboarding in the middle of the week during the DSUS panel was a little hectic, but I learned a lot.
- I liked being thrown into the mix of things right away, and had to learn a lot of information quickly right off the bat.
- I helped staff the DSUS event, and also wrote a couple of the BIDS social media articles for the panels.
- JK, KW, and LH were all extrememly helpful throughout my first two days.
- Whether it was help editing the social media posts, just getting my initial footing at BIDS, or trying to understand open contribution and science more, all three were a huge help.
- I wrote the linkedIn and Blue sky posts for two of the panels 3 (3 hrs)
- Worked towards a greater understanding of open science and BIDS as a whole. (1 hr)
- Staffed the DSUS events and had onboarding lunch with KW (10.5 hrs)
- Help contribute to the Turing Way as well as some another Blog post for BIDS.
- My available hours are 8,8,8,0