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  • BITS Kick-off Meeting

    Zoom

    The BITS (Bioconductor into TeSS and Beyond) project will automate the collection and publication of FAIR metadata about Bioconductor training resources in TeSS, reducing manual curation and improving the discoverability and reuse of training materials.

    The kick-off meeting will bring together members of the Bioconductor training community, TeSS developers and curators, project partners, and others interested in FAIR training metadata, training catalogues and interoperability.

    The approaches developed through BITS may also be relevant to other communities looking to improve the aggregation, interoperability and discoverability of distributed training resources.

    Register and view the agenda

    To register: add your name to the attendee table in the meeting document.

    Add to calendar via TeSS

    Join on Zoom

    What we’ll cover

    • Introduction to the BITS project, goals and scope
    • Challenges in discovering and aggregating Bioconductor training materials
    • Demonstrations of existing infrastructure and workflows
    • Planned technical interventions and project roadmap
    • Timeline, milestones and community engagement opportunities
    • Discussion and requirements gathering
    • Opportunities for collaboration, testing and feedback

    Who should attend?

    • Bioconductor trainers, instructors and lesson developers
    • TeSS and TeSSHub users and contributors
    • ELIXIR training and community coordinators
    • People working on FAIR training metadata, Bioschemas and training catalogues
    • Research software and training infrastructure developers
    • Anyone interested in improving the discoverability and reuse of training materials

    Why attend?

    Participants will have an opportunity to:

    • Learn about the project and its planned outputs
    • Help shape requirements and priorities
    • Share challenges and use cases from their own communities
    • Identify opportunities for collaboration, testing and feedback
    • Contribute ideas for future community activities, including hackathon-style events

Past events

  • BITS Kick-off Meeting

    Zoom

    The BITS (Bioconductor into TeSS and Beyond) project will automate the collection and publication of FAIR metadata about Bioconductor training resources in TeSS, reducing manual curation and improving the discoverability and reuse of training materials.

    The kick-off meeting will bring together members of the Bioconductor training community, TeSS developers and curators, project partners, and others interested in FAIR training metadata, training catalogues and interoperability.

    The approaches developed through BITS may also be relevant to other communities looking to improve the aggregation, interoperability and discoverability of distributed training resources.

    Register and view the agenda

    To register: add your name to the attendee table in the meeting document.

    Add to calendar via TeSS

    Join on Zoom

    What we’ll cover

    • Introduction to the BITS project, goals and scope
    • Challenges in discovering and aggregating Bioconductor training materials
    • Demonstrations of existing infrastructure and workflows
    • Planned technical interventions and project roadmap
    • Timeline, milestones and community engagement opportunities
    • Discussion and requirements gathering
    • Opportunities for collaboration, testing and feedback

    Who should attend?

    • Bioconductor trainers, instructors and lesson developers
    • TeSS and TeSSHub users and contributors
    • ELIXIR training and community coordinators
    • People working on FAIR training metadata, Bioschemas and training catalogues
    • Research software and training infrastructure developers
    • Anyone interested in improving the discoverability and reuse of training materials

    Why attend?

    Participants will have an opportunity to:

    • Learn about the project and its planned outputs
    • Help shape requirements and priorities
    • Share challenges and use cases from their own communities
    • Identify opportunities for collaboration, testing and feedback
    • Contribute ideas for future community activities, including hackathon-style events