FAIR training material by Design

Description

This 2 days course is based on the FAIR training handbook and 10 simple rules to make material FAIR publication. All sessions are structured in a way that complement each other aiming to introduce participants with a theoretical & hands-on approach of how to design FAIR training material.

Activities are intended to increase the technical skills and critical thinking during the development of a new training course. From A to Z participants are going to be challenged to work in a group to build a FAIR lesson on a topic to be presented at the end of the course. Come inspired!

Nina Norgren (ELIXIR SE, SciLifeLab) 0000-0002-3823-1555

Elin Kronander (ELIXIR SE, NBIS, SciLifeLab) 0000-0003-0280-6318

Jill Jaworski (ELIXIR SE, SciLifeLab) 0009-0006-2607-5256

Kristen Schroeder (ELIXIR-SE, SciLifeLab) 0000-0002-6271-4530

Jessica Lindvall (ELIXIR SE, SciLifeLab) 0000-0002-5042-8481

Bruna Piereck (ELIXIR BE, VIB) 0000-0001-5958-0669

Alexander Botzki (ELIXIR BE, VIB) 0000-0001-6691-4233

Topics covered

Topics covered will include:

FAIR vs OPEN training material
Training material documentation and reproducibility (ontology, Learning Outcomes,etc)
Illustrations, keeping it FAIR
E-learning and videos, challenges and solutions to keep it FAIR
Unique identifiers and version control

Activities are thought to increase the technical skills and critical thinking during the development of a new training course. From A to Z participants are going to be challenged to work in a group to build a FAIR lesson on a topic to be presented at the end of the course. The topic will be disclaimed during the sessions, come inspired!

Learning outcomes

Upon completion of this course, learners will be able to: 1. create FAIR and open training material from the start. 2. apply FAIR principles to all elements of training material. 3. use AI tools in content creation of FAIR training material.

Pre-requisites

The following is a list of skills required for being able to follow the course and complete the exercises:

Be familiar with GitHub If not, we advise you to have a look at the GitHub Skills pages and/or Github courses in Glittr.org in order to acquire the following: Basic knowledge: To be able to make commits, create branches and issues, make pull requests. Desirable, but not essential skills increasing the output of the course include: