User:Szelikovitz

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Name: Sarah Zelikovitz

Position: Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science College of Staten Island of CUNY, 2800 Victory Blvd, Staten Island NY 10314

email: sarah.zelikovitz@csi.cuny.edu

Page: http://www.cs.csi.cuny.edu/~zelikovi

Sugar Labs Project Questions: At this point, most of my CS students would fit best into the role of developer. Some can be content writers or designers. For any of these roles, students would need to become familiar with Open Source Software community and norms -- ways of documenting, collaborating, contributing. Bug tracking is done through GitHub. Last Commit Latest commit 35e100f 13 days ago

Sahana Eden Project Questions:

Interesting that offers paid projects as well. Sahana Eden has dedicated pages to bugs and open problems -- these are stored in a database so that bugs that match specific criteria or types can be listed. Sahana also has RoadMaps and Timelines (with info on how much of it is done, but no concern about finishing?) Last Commit Latest commit d2f0925 2 days ago

GitHub Education Repositories:24,843 repository results

You can see a graph of commits by year/month/week

Humanitarian applications: 460 repository results

HTBox/crisischeckin project. Last update: Oct 24

Disaster management applications: 44 results

OpenHub Education 2260

KDE Education: Not on GitHub

Similar Projects: 4

OpenHub provides: lines of code, activity, community

Humanitarian: 30

Disaster management: 30

Click on the Activity icon. Why do so many projects not have activity information available? Click on Organizations. What information is provided on this page? Search for OpenMRS. When was the last commit for OpenMRS Core? Go back to GitHub and search for OpenMRS Core. When was the last commit? Why do you think these sites have different information? What would be the benefits/drawbacks of using both GitHub and OpenHub to search for a project?