The Turing Way - Themed Community Calls

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Help us plan The Turing Way Themed Community Calls!

This form will likely take 3-5 minutes to complete and will be open for a response till "6 September 2021".

The Turing Way is a handbook to reproducible, ethical and collaborative data science. We involve and support a diverse community of contributors to make data science accessible, comprehensible and effective for everyone. Please read our resources online: https://the-turing-way.netlify.app/welcome.html.

For 1.5 years, we have successfully hosted Collaboration Cafes to connect The Turing Way community members who contribute to different aspects of the project. However, we are also aware that new members and users need a different format of the meeting where they can connect with experts and core contributors to the project.

Therefore, we are planning The Turing Way Community Call Series to make sure that those interested in the project have ways to get involved beyond contributing via GitHub.
These calls will feature and celebrate the work carried out by our community members in _The Turing Way_ and beyond. We will also invite researchers, individuals and projects nominated by you to demonstrate their projects and build cross-community collaborations.

Please take a few minutes to express your interest to hosts a call or present something you are working on, or nominate someone you would like to invite to one of these calls. We hope to share more details in the next newsletter, and cross-post them on Twitter and Slack workplace. Find links to these resources here: https://hackmd.io/@turingway/demo-intro.

Link to this from: https://tinyurl.com/ttw-community-call

All attendees are required to follow our **Code of Conduct**: https://github.com/alan-turing-institute/the-turing-way/blob/master/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md

For any further information, please email The Turing Way team: theturingway@gmail.com.

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Have you attended one of these Turing Way events before? You can find the event calendar in this document: https://hackmd.io/@turingway/demo-intro *

Attended a Book Dash

Attended a Collaboration Cafe

Attended a Coworking Call

Attended a Workshop delivered by The Turing Way team

Attended a conference talk/session about The Turing Way

Never attended an event, but contributed to the project

Other:

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Please select options indicating how you would like to participate in a community call. (multiple options can be selected)

A presenter can moderate an open discussion on the topic of their choice (in the scope of The Turing Way), demonstrate their work in The Turing Way or beyond (you can present your research work or a side project too), present a talk or facilitate a social networking session. in the 'Other' box, please provide details for the choices you have provided. This is where you can add more details on ideas and suggestions that can help us shape the structure and format of these calls.

Host a session with invited speakers.

Help facilitate a session as a helper or notetaker

Showcase something that I worked on in The Turing Way.

Share my personal research work that could be useful for others.

Discuss a case study that could be useful for others.

Deliver a skill training session.

Host a social networking session.

Demonstrate a tool that I use in my work.

Host a panel discussion.

Participate in an interactive skill-sharing session.

Facilitate/join a technical discussion session.

Facilitate/join a discussion on research culture (issues/challenges/change).

Participate in a coffee chat.

Attend a monthly call to receive updates from the community.

Other:

What format of a community call will be most suitable for you? (multiple options can be selected)

In the 'other' section, you can provide as much context and feedback on formats that you personally enjoy for a community call. You are encouraged to provide links or references to other events we can learn from.

Webinars

Interactive discussions

Calls with presentation and opportunity to talk to the speakers

Themed discussion session with shared notes

Code-review sessions on general topics

Other:

Can you suggest topics for the community calls? This can be something that you or someone else can present during one of the calls.

You can provide multiple topics separated by a comma. Your response to this will help us plan community calls themes.

Would you like to nominate someone as a presenter or session host? (optional)

Nomination can be for one or multiple members. Please provide sufficient details, such as the full name, affiliation, email (if known) or social media links of these individuals so that we can invite them on your behalf.

Is there anything else you would like to share with us?

We hope to run these calls on Zoom (with breakout rooms when needed) and provide live transcription via otter.ai. You can provide any details around the themes, organisation or accessibility aspects of these calls that we should consider. Response to this doesn't have to be about the Community Call planning.

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