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DESCRIPTION:Atelier en ligne - Git Good : une introduction à GitHub pour la
  collaboration \n\n\n	Cet atelier sera présenté en anglais.\n\nJeudi 12 Fév
 rier 2026 \n	15 – 17 h HNE \n\nEn ligne\, sur Zoom. \n\nInscription gratuit
 e : Cliquez-ici \n\n\nGit Good: An Introduction to GitHub for Collaboratio
 n \n\nThursday\, February 12\, 2026 \n\n3 p.m. – 5 p.m. EST \n\nOnline\, Z
 OOM\n\nRegistration is FREE: Click Here \n\n A Zoom link will be emailed t
 o online attendees shortly before the event.\n\n\nCassandra Gould Van Praa
 g\, PhD \n\nCassandra Gould van Praag is Co-Founder and Executive Director
  of RCM Cooperative. She has a PhD in Neuroscience (2014) and 6 years expe
 rience building data science communities at the Alan Turing Institute and 
 University of Oxford\, with a particular focus on embedding open research 
 practices. With both qualitative and quantitative research expertise\, she
  is a skilled analyst\, strategist and creative problem solver. She aims f
 or maximum transparency and reproducibility in her work\, and prioritises 
 inclusive and joyful participation. At RCM Cooperative\, she is developing
  Research Community Management training materials\, mentoring RCMs\, and f
 acilitating research funding and performing organisations through professi
 onal community management practices. Cass is a contributor to The Turing W
 ay handbook on reproducible\, ethical and collaborative data science\, Co-
 Founder of Open Research Calendar\, Co-Chair of the OHBM Open Science Room
  2020\, and a Fellow of the Software Sustainability Institute \n\nAbstract
 : Git Good: An Introduction to GitHub for Collaboration \n	In this event\, 
 participants will be lead through interactive tutorials demonstrating how 
 GitHub can be used to enable transparent and reproducible collaboration on
  more than just code. At the end of the workshop\, participants will have 
 collaborated on some materials hosted by The Turing Way\, and be set up fo
 r success for use of this versatile tool across all their activities. \n	Ev
 ent plan: \n\n\n	Part 1: What is Git & Github? \n	Part 2: What is open sourc
 e? \n	Part 3: Using GitHub online and in the terminal \n	Part 4: What can we
  make with Github? (Websites and Project Management) \n\n\n\nOpen Science 
 Office Hours\n\nOpen Science Office Hours (OSOH) is an initiative led by M
 cGill University trainees\, supported by the McConnell Foundation and Tane
 nbaum Open Science Institute (TOSI). We organize events\, provide one-on-o
 ne support\, and curate resources to make it easy for neuroscience researc
 hers at all levels to integrate Open Science practices in their work.\n\nC
 heck out to peruse resources\, learn where to find us for drop-in office h
 ours\, book time with Open Science experts\, and get involved!\n\nContact:
  osoh.neuro [at] mcgill.ca (Open Science Office Hours)\n
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LOCATION:ZOOM | Virtual
SUMMARY:Open Science Office Hours - Git Good: An Introduction to GitHub for
  Collaboration 
URL:/neuro/channels/event/open-science-office-hours-gi
 t-good-introduction-github-collaboration-370625
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