Edu goals and to dos - Revision history

Wiki-TomRoche: fix typo

2013-08-26T17:25:06Z

fix typo

Wiki-TomRoche: added item linking education and the workforce

2013-08-26T17:24:33Z

added item linking education and the workforce

Wiki-TomRoche: separate types of webinars from the list of webinar topics, and separate topics with authors from those without

2013-08-26T17:18:59Z

separate types of webinars from the list of webinar topics, and separate topics with authors from those without

Wiki-TomRoche: add jobseekers

2013-08-26T17:11:06Z

add jobseekers

Wiki-TomRoche: made sections, removed unnecessary HTML and inappropriate wikitext--generally made more "wiki-well-formed"

2013-08-26T16:57:13Z

made sections, removed unnecessary HTML and inappropriate wikitext--generally made more "wiki-well-formed"

Wiki-Genuchten at 20:39, 10 September 2012

2012-09-10T20:39:55Z

Wiki-Tclarke at 13:52, 8 August 2012

2012-08-08T13:52:44Z

Wiki-Cschweik at 19:18, 7 July 2012

2012-07-07T19:18:14Z

Wiki-Cschweik at 19:11, 7 July 2012

2012-07-07T19:11:38Z

Wiki-Perriger at 23:36, 5 July 2012

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 # Stephan's idea of a webinar on GIS licenses
 # FOSS4G open data standards.
-# How OSGeo relates to (''de facto'') "workplace standards" which have educational mindshare (notably, which are usd for curriculum development). E.g.,
+# How OSGeo relates to (''de facto'') "workplace standards" which have educational mindshare (notably, which are used for curriculum development). E.g.,
 #* the [http://www.careeronestop.org/competencymodel/pyramid.aspx?GEO=Y Geospatial Technology Competency Model (GTCM)] and [http://www.geotechcenter.org/GTCM GeoTech Center's GTCM work].
 #* certifications (e.g., [http://www.gisci.org/certification_program_description.aspx GISP]) and certification providers (e.g., [http://www.gisci.org/ GISCI])
 [[Category: Education]]

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 # Stephan's idea of a webinar on GIS licenses
 # FOSS4G open data standards.
 [[Category: Education]]

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 ==Types of webinars==
-This is where Cameron and I might have a difference of opinion and given his track record of getting things done I take his views quite seriously and respectfully. But I my concern is related to Yochai Benkler's (Wealth of Networks) idea of "task granularity."  But I think we will get more people to step up to do a webinar if we reduce the amount of work they have to do up front to put the webinar together. Fine or smaller tasks will be undertaken more easily than tasks that take more work. I worry that forcing a template on presenters will reduce their willingness to participate. Some options:
+This is where Cameron and I might have a difference of opinion and given his track record of getting things done I take his views quite seriously and respectfully. But I my concern is related to Yochai Benkler's (Wealth of Networks) idea of "task granularity."  But I think we will get more people to step up to do a webinar if we reduce the amount of work they have to do up front to put the webinar together. Fine or smaller tasks will be undertaken more easily than tasks that take more work. I worry that forcing a template on presenters will reduce their willingness to participate.
-# [[Webinar option 1. OSGeo Colloquium Series|OSGeo Colloquium Series]].  This would be talk series where people in OSGeo edu or affiliated with OSGeo projects can present some of their current work with people interested in education as their target audience. The motivation for presentation is that people WANT to do it for their own reasons. The idea here would be that people on this list with expertise in a topic and interest to present to the community might step up and offer to give a talk on a topic of their choosing. I can't see a template working here and this is what I have had in my mind. The benefit of this is that it would get us online and talking as a group and motivations would be because presenters want to tell others about what they are doing. I think Helena's proposal on 3D visualization or my proposal on my open source study are examples of this kind of webinar.
+==Webinar topics and authors==
-==Possible Webinar topics and authors==
+===Sponsored topics===
-Colleagues, please add topics you might be willing to present below. (Numbering purely for identification.)
+Please add topics '''you would be willing to present''' below. (Numbering purely for identification.)
 # 3D visualization or some other topic related to processing and analyzing terrain data. -- Helena Mitasova
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 # Role of metadata catalogue software in Spatial Data Infrastructures -  [[User:Genuchten|Paul van Genuchten]]
 # Multispectral and hyperspectral analysis with FOSS.
 [[Category: Education]]

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 # [[Audience 2. Train the trainers|Train the trainers]] -- our education group members who might be tooling up to add new content to some existing courses
 # [[Audience 3. General public|General public]] -- anyone interested in FOSS4G or FOSS4G technologies
 ==Types of webinars==

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-'''COORDINATED OSGEO EDU WEBINARS - SEPT- DECEMBER 2012'''
+=Coordinated OSGeo Edu Webinars - Sept-December 2012=
 Our goal is to start a new and coordinated international OSGeo educational webinar series, beginning September, 2012. We are using this page to try and figure out what this webinar series might look like.
-'''Target Audiences (Please add other ideas here)'''
+Please add other ideas here:
-'''Possible Webinar topics and authors:'''
+# [[Audience 1. Undergraduates or graduate students|Undergraduate or graduate students]]
-* 3D visualization or some other topic related to processing and analyzing terrain data. -- Helena Mitasova
+==Types of webinars==
-* Open source collaboration -- findings from a 5 year study of Sourceforge.net projects. (This is not on geospatial specifically, but I think people will find it interesting.) -- Charlie Schweik
-* Introduction to OSGeo geospatial technologies (each of the different OSGeo software projects) -- who?
+This is where Cameron and I might have a difference of opinion and given his track record of getting things done I take his views quite seriously and respectfully. But I my concern is related to Yochai Benkler's (Wealth of Networks) idea of "task granularity."  But I think we will get more people to step up to do a webinar if we reduce the amount of work they have to do up front to put the webinar together. Fine or smaller tasks will be undertaken more easily than tasks that take more work. I worry that forcing a template on presenters will reduce their willingness to participate. Some options:
-* GIS software categories and projects - Stefan Steiniger
-* GIS licenses - Stefan Steiniger
+# [[Webinar option 1. OSGeo Colloquium Series|OSGeo Colloquium Series]].  This would be talk series where people in OSGeo edu or affiliated with OSGeo projects can present some of their current work with people interested in education as their target audience. The motivation for presentation is that people WANT to do it for their own reasons. The idea here would be that people on this list with expertise in a topic and interest to present to the community might step up and offer to give a talk on a topic of their choosing. I can't see a template working here and this is what I have had in my mind. The benefit of this is that it would get us online and talking as a group and motivations would be because presenters want to tell others about what they are doing. I think Helena's proposal on 3D visualization or my proposal on my open source study are examples of this kind of webinar.
-* Role of metadata catalogue software in Spatial Data Infrastructures -  [[User:Genuchten|Paul van Genuchten]]
+# [[Webinar option 2. Introduction to OSGeo projects|Introduction to OSGeo projects]]. I think this could be a great step forward for our group. For example, I have a research project where I'd like to post, periodically, data points on a map on a webpage. I think Open Layers would be a way for me to do this, but I don't know anything about putting up a page with an open layers-based map. I'd really like to see a presentation by a knowledgable person on what you can do with Open Layers. I could see potentially a template here being established, and perhaps it is the Live DVD tutorial done as a recording, as Cameron suggested a few months back. I also don't know if a standard template could be created for the different projects -- would the template look the same for QGIS compared to Geoserver or PostGIS, for example?
-* Multispectral and hyperspectral analysis with FOSS.
+# [[Webinar option 3. Other relevant topics|Other relevant topics]]. Stephan's idea of a webinar on GIS licenses would be an example. Or a topic on FOSS4G open data standards.  Or a presentation related to the "Geospatial Technology Competency Model (GTCM) that the GeoTech Center is working with.
-* ...
-* [[Colleagues: Please add topics you might be willing to present below]].
+Other ideas? Please add here or add to the topic list below if you have something you'd be willing to present...
 [[Category: Education]]

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 [[Webinar option 1. OSGeo Colloquium Series]].  This would be talk series where people in OSGeo edu or affiliated with OSGeo projects can present some of their current work with people interested in education as their target audience. The motivation for presentation is that people WANT to do it for their own reasons. The idea here would be that people on this list with expertise in a topic and interest to present to the community might step up and offer to give a talk on a topic of their choosing. I can't see a template working here and this is what I have had in my mind. The benefit of this is that it would get us online and talking as a group and motivations would be because presenters want to tell others about what they are doing. I think Helena's proposal on 3D visualization or my proposal on my open source study are examples of this kind of webinar.
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-[[Webinar 2. Introduction to OSGeo projects]]. I think this could be a great step forward for our group. For example, I have a research project where I'd like to post, periodically, data points on a map on a webpage. I think Open Layers would be a way for me to do this, but I don't know anything about putting up a page with an open layers-based map. I'd really like to see a presentation by a knowledgable person on what you can do with Open Layers. I could see potentially a template here being established, and perhaps it is the Live DVD tutorial done as a recording, as Cameron suggested a few months back. I also don't know if a standard template could be created for the different projects -- would the template look the same for QGIS compared to Geoserver or PostGIS, for example?
+[[Webinar option 2. Introduction to OSGeo projects]]. I think this could be a great step forward for our group. For example, I have a research project where I'd like to post, periodically, data points on a map on a webpage. I think Open Layers would be a way for me to do this, but I don't know anything about putting up a page with an open layers-based map. I'd really like to see a presentation by a knowledgable person on what you can do with Open Layers. I could see potentially a template here being established, and perhaps it is the Live DVD tutorial done as a recording, as Cameron suggested a few months back. I also don't know if a standard template could be created for the different projects -- would the template look the same for QGIS compared to Geoserver or PostGIS, for example?
 <p>
 [[Webinar option 3. Other relevant topics]]. Stephan's idea of a webinar on GIS licenses would be an example. Or a topic on FOSS4G open data standards.  Or a presentation related to the "Geospatial Technology Competency Model (GTCM) that the GeoTech Center is working with.