Educational Content Inventory
Please provide information on your educational content, use the searchable Educational Content Inventory Catalogue.
Important note: None of the content is considered "official" OSGeo material, and none of it has been peer-reviewed by anyone affiliated with OSGeo. At this juncture, we are simply trying to inventory educational material that is available through our participant community. Anything of interest to the OSGeo education community is welcome.
- To view the directory: http://www.osgeo.org/educational_content
- To enter a new resource: https://www.osgeo.org/node/add/edu-content
Training providers
2011-2012 Initiatives
- EU - COST workshop, possibly March (add your name below if interested in participating in planning/proposal effort)
- Ari Jolma
- Massimiliano Cannata (Scuola Universitaria Professionale della Svizzera Italiana)
- Markus Neteler
- Maria Brovelli (Milan)
- Rafael Moreno (Dept of Geography and Environmental Studies, U of Colorado, Denver)
- Suchith Anand (University of Nottingham)
- Charlie Schweik (UMass Amherst)
- Lluis Vicens (SIGTE -GIS & Remote Sensing Service-, University of Girona)
- Helena Mitasova (North Carolina State University)
- Micha Silver (Arava Drainage Authority, Israel)
- others?
- COST proposal
- (from Ari's email) The proposal needs a right scope and domain. Domain could be "Earth System Science and Environmental Management" (I could find one GIS related action) or "Information and Communication Technologies" (I could not find any actions directly related to FOSS - which may tell something or not). The proposal needs a main objective. The objective could be for example "enhance academic relevance/use/usability of existing free and open source geospatial (FOSS4G) software and develop methods and workflows for increasing the impact and exploitation of FOSS4G emerging from academia". That could perhaps have the right span.
- There's "Jornades de SIG Lliure" in Girona March 21-23 and, although it is in Spanish and Catalan, perhaps we could use that for a workshop and meeting(?). http://www.sigte.udg.edu/jornadassiglibre/
- US workshop (possibly May) (add your name below if interested in participating in planning/proposal effort)
- Tyler Mitchell
- Phil Davis (GeoTech Center)
- Charlie Schweik (UMass Amherst)
- Mike Krimmer (Northern Virginia Community College)
- Tom Mueller (California University of Pennsylvania
- Helena Mitasova (North Carolina State University)
- Ned Horning (American Museum of Natural History)
- Landon Blake (Redefined Horizons)
- Alex Mandel (UC Davis)
- Stewart Bruce (Washington College)
- Others?
- ASIA workshop (possibly May) (add your name below if interested in participating in planning/proposal effort)
- Frans Thamura (Meruvian, Indonesia)
- 12/9 Virtual meeting topics for discussion
- 15:00-15:10 - Setting up the meeting/microphone issues.
- 15:10-15:25. Refreshing our collective memories. Collaborative educational (material?) goals for 2012. New ideas regarding educational inventory and material:
- Moving our educational inventory (http://www.osgeo.org/educational_content) to the use of the U of Nottingham's web-database system (http://elogeo.nottingham.ac.uk/xmlui/)
- Moving toward a set of OSGeo technology webinars?
- Educational material to complement LiveDVD in Fall 2012
- 15:25-15:40.
- EU-COST edu workshop idea initiated by Ari. Goals for the workshop - is it like an "educational material code sprint"? Status on efforts to secure funding? Location/timing? People leading the effort and next steps. [Discussion lead: Ari]
- A similar US edu workshop? Where? When? What would be the goals of this workshop? Efforts to secure funding? Location/timing? People leading the effort and next steps.
- 15:40-15:45. Academic Track planning for FOSS4G 2012. [Discussion lead Suchith]
- 15:45-16:00.
- Discussion of group governance and the proposal to have "regional OSGeo edu co-chairs" who would make up an "OSGeo edu steering committee." Goal here is to come to some consensus on new governance design and whether we need some kind of election or just embrace volunteers for regional positions and then take the idea back to this list for a vote.
- Establish two regular meeting times (Western, Eastern hemisphere?) that somehow can handle our issue of members from all over the world that we all can block off in our calendars. E.g., Second Fridays of every month.