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1 | For each activity, find your name and provide a short evaluation of the activity (a short phrase is sufficient). | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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4 | # | Name | Stage 1A. Intro to FOSS | Stage 1A.
Teaching Open Source Activity | Stage 1A.
Intro to Wiki | Stage 1A.
Intro to IRC | Stage 1A. Intro to FOSS Project | Stage 1B.
FOSS Field Trip | Stage 1B.
Evaluate a Project | Stage 1B.
FOSS in Courses 1 | Stage 1C.
Intro to Bug Trackers | Stage 1C.
Intro to GitHub | Stage 1C.
FOSS in Courses 2 | ||||||||||||||||
5 | 0 | SAMPLE | 2 | Learned about HFOSS | Took me longer than estimated time | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
6 | 1 | Dave Lillethun | 11 | Read about HFOSS - the different project management philosophy in (H)FOSS is very interestsing, and I'm looking forward to exploring the idea of being "poductively lost" more as well. | Subscribed to the mail list and registered on the site | Created my personal page on the wiki | Answered the questions, installed IRC clients on my work laptop and home desktop, and connected to the #fedora-devel and #foss2serve channels (on freenode.net) | I added notes to my wiki page | Toured project on GitHub and OpenHub. Learned how to use OpenHub to find projects. (Already pretty familiar with GitHub.) | Added an evaluation of the OpenMRS project to my wiki page. Wondering if there are other ways to judge the size of a project without using a Chrome-exclusive extension. Also not sure how best to verify the extent of the user base - the map on the website is nice, but how current is it, how active/egaged are the sites listed actually, and how big are those sites? (Perhpas looking for where users can communicate back to developers / PMs and see if there is active communication would help?) | I'm brainstorming for activities, but I don't have a solid grasp on the overall structure of the course yet. I need to understand where I want student to end up at the conclusion and what they should learn along the way before I can develop specific activities to satisfy that learning. I will continue working on this, and hopefully everyone can help at the in-person workshop. :) | I was already somewhat familiar with issue trackers, but I still learned a few new things doing this activity. Took some notes about what I saw on my wiki page. | I've used git before and I've used GitHub as a basic git repo, but only minimal use of forking and I never made a pull request until just now, so that was cool! | I'm brainstorming for activities, but I don't have a solid grasp on the overall structure of the course yet. I need to understand where I want student to end up at the conclusion and what they should learn along the way before I can develop specific activities to satisfy that learning. I will continue working on this, and hopefully everyone can help at the in-person workshop. :) | |||||||||||||||
7 | 2 | Razvan Alex. Mezei | 11 | I reviewed about HFOSS (not my first time!) - I used some of the info posted on this page in a few of my past courses: CS 0, and SW Eng. | I registered (again), using my personal email address since I lost access to my old account | I updated my wiki page to 2019-06, and removed old content (that was added in 2014) | registered nick 'AlexMezei' on freenode and I have updated my foss2serve page | I added my observations to my wiki page | This activity provided a nice introduction into what kind of information one can find in OpenHub and GitHub | to my wiki page I added and filled up a project evaluation rubric for OpenMRS | added two proposed activities for a Data Structures & Algorithms course (or CS2) | I got some hands-on experience with the GNOME tracking system, and posted some notes on my wiki page | I updated my entry in the roll call in gitHub | I added more details to my activities proposed earlier | |||||||||||||||
8 | 3 | Chris Brooks | 11 | I re-read Cathedral and the Bazaar (I used to assign this for one of my classes), learned about HFOSS, and started reviewing the HFOSS projects. | Got successfully registered for TOS. | Set up a new page and remembered that I need to update my bio. :-) | Downloaded and set up XChat Azure for Mac OS and was able to connect to the HFOSS channel on freenode.net | I reviewed Sugar and Sahana and added notes to my wiki page. | Completed the activity and added my answers to my wiki page. I'm interested to learn more about the distinctions between GitHub and OpenHub | I used the rubric in this activity to evaluate OpenMRS. I found this to be a really helpful tool for thinking about whether a particular project was suitable for my class. | I added some ideas and possible assignments for a standalone Computers and Society course. I'm very excited about fleshing this out more! | Worked through the activity and posted the answers on my wiki. | I watched the videos, then forked the repo, added my name and info to rollcall.md, and did a pull request. | I'm working on course ideas, but they still need a lot of detail. | |||||||||||||||
9 | 4 | Daniela Inclezan | 11 | Learned about HFOSS. Reviewed the difference between free and open software. Reviewed the list of HFOSS project - selected top 3 candidate projects. | Subscribed | I created my wiki page and linked it to the "Participants" page | Used freenode.net (nickname danielai). | Added my notes to my wiki page. It was interesting to learn about these projects. I was not able to access the roadmap link for the Sahana Eden project. | Completed the activity and added my answers to my wiki page. | Added the evaluation table for OpenMRS to my wiki page | Added ideas about assignments for students in a Senior Design Project course. | Updated wiki page with my answers. | Watched a couple of videos, followed the directions in the README file (forked repo, added my name, pull request). | Sketched two activities to be used in a capstone design course, one for monitoring student progress on a weekly basis, the other one for reflection twice a semester. | |||||||||||||||
10 | 5 | Olga Glebova | 8 | Read about FOSS and HFOSS. It is my first time! :) | Subscribed and already received an email there. | Created the page | Done! | Updated wiki accordingly | Did it but need to post on wiki | partially done | Some ideas of adding it to CS1 | ||||||||||||||||||
11 | 6 | Kevin Webb | 5 | Re-read seminal FOSS documents (FSF definition, CATB, etc.) that I haven't thought about in quite some time. :) | Signed up for mailing list, sent registration email for site. | Created profile. The logins to the site aren't enrcypted - browser was very unhappy. | Registered nick 'kwebb' on freenode. | Wrote brief notes on wiki profile page. | |||||||||||||||||||||
12 | 7 | Francesco Maiorana | 7 | Read about FOSS and HFOSS. I surfed around landing into courses lead by POSSE moderators | Subscribed, registered, sent a comment | Created a profile. | Tried and used both desktop and web client. Wrote brief note on a secondary page linket to my profile | Wrote brief note on my wiki profile page | Explored GitHub and OpenHub | Described possibilities for incorporating HFOSS into an independent study. | |||||||||||||||||||
13 | 8 | Dominic Letarte | 10 | Reread the documents. | Subscribed | Created page with boilerplate info. | Tried desktop client reverted to web for convenience. | Review both projects. Sugar seems more appropriate to explain traditional software engineering as they use a more plan based approach. | Updated wiki | Filled the table. **Not convince that the repo size (in MB) is a relevant metric for Product Size. Added sloc (from GitHub Gloc extension)**. | Identified potential activities for the different classes I teach. | Answered questions | https://github.com/foss2serve/git-activity/pull/145 | ||||||||||||||||
14 | 9 | Susan Hammond | 10 | Completed Intro to FOSS readings. | Subscribed and sent an introductory e-mail. | Created page and added my name to participants list | Did the activities and answered the questions on my wiki. | Summarized Sugarlabs and Sahana projects in my wiki page. | Went on the FOSS field trip and updated my wiki. | Evaluted OpenMRS using the Project Evaluation Rubric and documented on my wiki. | Identified potential activities for tmy Project Management class that I will teach this fall. | Read about bug trackers and answered the questions in my wiki. | forked the repo on Github, made the change to rollcall.md, and created a pull request for the foss2serve/github-rollcall-activity repo. | ||||||||||||||||
15 | 10 | Karen Thurston | 11 | Reviewed/read the pages | Sent subscribe email | Create page and added my name to "Participants" list | Registered kthurston on freenode and joined foss2serve | Read the information to prepare for the IRC meeting tomorrow at 1pm EDT. Formatted my Wiki to include the FOSS project information (to be completed). | Updated wiki after completing work. | Updated Wiki. | Complete, updated Wiki. | Complete, updated Wiki. | I updated rollcalld after forking the POSSE repo. It was somewhat confusing whne I created the pull request. There was an option to attach a file, but it seems like I shouldn't have to attach rollcall.md since it is part of the fork. Maybe the option to attach a file is for supporting information. | I have joined the Ushahidi group for the Stage2 project. I hope to find some C++ code within the repo since my courses teach C++. | |||||||||||||||
16 | 11 | Michele McColgan | 11 | Reviewed the FOSS documents. | Subscribed and introduced myself on the mailing list. | I created my wiki page and added my name. | Reviewed the document, downloaded a client for my mac, and used frenode.net. Found the sugar IRC. | Added notes to my wiki about Sugarlabs and the Sahana Edens project. | Completed the FOSS field trip to github and openhub and answered questions on wiki. | Used the Evaluation rubric to review OpenMRS and updated my wiki with the answers to the questions. | Selected two types of projects with a few tasks and updated my wiki. | I completed the bug tracker activity and updated my wiki. | I completed the git activity. I think I issued a pull request! | I added some activities to my wiki for a 1 credit course for students to develop Sugar actitivities to be used in our FLOSS Desktops for Kids program. | |||||||||||||||
17 | 12 | Steven Bradley | 11 | Read the FOSS documents. They seem to suggest that FOSS started in 1997 with Netscape, but I think it really has its roots much earlier in the *NIX variants and the FSF | Sent subscribe email | Logged in and created my wiki page | Joined IRC via freenode. My first time on IRC. Nicely retro! | Useful notes. Might be good to add a link to https://semver.org/ in the section on releases | Completed the FOSS field trip. | Partially completed the review of OpenMRS and added to wiki. I can see that this is a really helpful set of criteria and is integrated into one of my learning activities. | Went through the resources and picked out the activity ideas that I thought would work best with my students. | Read through bug and issue trackers | Completed git activity including pull request | Pulled together a sketch outline of a couple of learning activities and added them to the wiki | |||||||||||||||
18 | 13 | Yuan Long | 8 | Read and learned the FOSS documents. | Sent subscribe email | Create page and have added my name to participants list | Registered ylong on freenode sucessfully. Very useful tool. | Reviewed both projects. | Learned the differences between GitHub and OpenHub | Selected one topic for my intro java class. | I went through the questions about the bug tracker | ||||||||||||||||||
19 | 14 | Terry Harvey | 7 | Reviewed the pages. | subscribed | updated :) | joined via freenode | Have notes about OpenMRS, considering Ushahidi and others | done | reviewed OpenMRS | |||||||||||||||||||
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