Sam Mangham

Collaborations Workshop 2019 (CW19) #CollabW19 2019-04-01 to 2019-04-03 Team 7 - CI5-CW2CC Reporter Sam Mangham - mangham@gmail.com Participants Al_exandra Simperler, alex@simperler-consulting.com,_ Mario Antonioletti - mario@epcc.ed.ac.uk, _Sam Mangham - s.w.mangham@soton.ac.uk, _ Ben Krikler - b.krikler@cern.ch, Alejandra Gonzalez-Beltran - alejandra.gonzalez.beltran@gmail.com, Tyler Whitehouse This document should be used to capture the information for a Collaborative Session / Hack Day Idea. (The total amount of text should ideally be between 100-300 words and you can include a diagram or two)....

Collaborations Workshop 2018 - 2018-03-26 Streamlining JupyterLab as a teaching tool Reporter Tania R Allard - t.allard@sheffield.ac.uk Participants Tania Allard, Matt Williams, Mark Dawson, Jeremy Cohen, Sam Mangham, Robin Long Context / Research Domain The problem covers the domain of training and education for new users of interpreted languages. Problem Existing tools to support training are either too simplistic, resulting in a steep learning curve for students who need to install complex environments and understand packaging systems or command-line REPL interfaces, or too complex, aiming to streamline the user experience to a level that presents too many choices and provides a cluttered interface....

CW20 - 2020-03-31 to 2020-04-02 Remote Conferences and Collaboration: The Turing Way - CI5-CW20 Participants Sarah Gibson, Stephan Druskat, Louise Brown, Jurriaan H.Spaaks, Sam Mangham Context / Research Domain Issues on The Turing Way repository Due to the current COVID-19 crisis, remote work has become the default mode of working for most people in research, but it has also been common practice for different people and projects before that. How can we, working remotely, maintain the communities in this mode, and make sure that the community and the people involved in it remain healthy, and productive, and have all the information and technical support they need?...