POSSE Activity Evaluation

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M
1			For each activity, find your name and provide a short evaluation of the activity (a short phrase is sufficient).
2			The formatting is automatic -- as you complete each activity/fill in the appropriate cell, it should turn green.
3	#		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

4		SAMPLE	Learned about HFOSS	Found a new colleague
5	1	Barry Burd	I didn't know that there's so much to learn about FOSS	Joined... Spent too much time worrying about my photos(!)	Nothing fancy, but now my page exists.	Took part in the meeting. IRC has always intimidated me. I guess the POSSE chats will help me overcome that.	I posted notes on my Wiki page about the Sugar and Sahana projects.	Completed the field trip. Looking forward to further exploration of these resources.	Finished the rubric on the Wiki page. I'm still a bit behind but I'm catching up.	Posted my brief notes on my wiki page. Truth be told, I'm not very keen on creating detailed plans for course activities before the course begins. I've had much more luck devising assignments as the course progresses. Each course is different and each group of students responds best to activities tailored to their needs and tastes.	Done. Really looking forward to finally feeling comfortable with GitHub (the next section).	Done, but I would like to get a lot more practice with git.	Done :-)
6	2	Lina Battestilli	done	joined mailing list, read about it	Added my user page	Participated in the IRC meeting		Done
7	3	Wesley Turner	My favorite line: Expectation 1: The instructor will not have all of the answers due to the size and complexity of projects.	Already There! Hurrah!	I'm so there ... :-)	Nice meeting. Great to meet all of the meeting attendants online and I am looking forward to meeting the rest of you. I was interrupted during the IRC and it was good to be able to handle the (short) interruption without losing content and participation.	Nice review	Done (See wiki)	Done (See wiki)	Done (See wiki)	I have significant experience with Bug Trackers, so this was a bit of review.	Done (See wiki)	Done (See wiki)
8	4	Suhaib Obeidat	A lot of resources, expectation to do all the readings is unrealistic in 60 minutes. I wish there was a short list and an optional list of readings.	Joined mailing list. I wasn't sure which is preferrable a daily or a digest form.	I skipped most of the readings. Created a user page and added reference.	Participated. I found it very useful	The Background and Directions sections are very informative and very well written. The tours are acceptable. I was able to do only one of the two.	Nice activity. Time estimates are not reasonable if one is truly to update the Wiki.	Done
9	5	Howard Francis	(done during a previous POSSE)	done	updated for POSSE 2017	Participated	(done during a previous POSSE)	(done in a previous POSSE)	This is a simpler rubric than in previous POSSEs, but the questions are very specific to OpenMRS. I would be nice to have a way to adapt this to other projects.		(done during a previous POSSE)	(done during a previous POSSE)
10	6	Junhua Ding	Done	Done	Done.	Done	Done	Done	Done	Done	Done.	Done	Done
11	7	Mark Hills	Done. I hadn't ever read The Cathedral and the Bazaar all the way through, so took the opportunity to do that here. I do agree with the above comment, I think the times given for the lessons with readings are highly optimistic.	Joined the mailing list and signed up for an account on the site; still need to fill in my account info. The information about other participants is not very easy to search, unfortunately.	Done! Added my user page and linked it with the other participants.	Read the intro, participated on 10/2.	Done. I think 60 minutes is again a bit optimistic here.	Done	Done. This activity seems to contain quite a bit of busywork, unfortunately.	Done	Done. Parts of this exercise feel like busy work.	Done	Done (well, this still needs work, but I'll update this as I think about it more...)
12	8	Sarah Heckman	Done - I've run courses where I've been "productively lost", but hadn't had the term for it before.	Joined mailing list.	Added my user page	IRC 10/2	Done.
13	9	Arnav Jhala
14	10	Kathryn Stolee	done	done	created my user page	IRC 10/02	read the wiki page	Done	Done	Done, added ideas to wiki
15	11	Henry Carter	done. The open medical record project would dovetail with my current research interests	On the mailing list	Wiki page is up	IRC meeting 9/28	Read the wiki. Excited to get more deeply involved in one of these projects!	Done	Done	Done	Check	Check	done!
16	12	Julia Bell	done	on mailing list	wiki page added	IRC meeting 10/5 w chatzilla	sugarlands - really laid the roles out well for contributors, so exciting so much to learn
17	13	Jody Paul (completed activities in previous POSSE cohort)
18	14	Joshua Nwokeji	New perspective on OS definition	Joined TOS mailing list; looking for collaboration in RE	Created my wiki user page
19	15	Hong Jiang	done	done	done	IRC meeting 9/28/2017	Done	Done	Done	Done	Checking	Done	Checked, still think and need some work, will update the wiki later
20	16	Joe Welch	Completed listing readings and review. I was repeatedly inspired by the excellent writing and commitment to selfelss development.	Completed.	Completed initial wiki posting.	Participated in IRC exercise with peers on 9/28/2017. Tested new IRC clients prior to and during the IRC session. Settled on HexChat.	Completed these steps between 10/2- 10/8. The aggregate time to complete was approx 2.5 hrs.
21		Josh Dehlinger	Reread all listed readings as a refresher.	Had previously joined the TOS mailing list.	Updated wiki user page from previous POSSE.	Done.
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