Stage 2 Activities

Objectives

Participants completing the Stage 2 workshop will be able to:

• Name and explain a variety of learning activities that student participation in HFOSS projects may include
• Plan and implement HFOSS activities appropriate for their curriculum and students
• Explain challenges and opportunities of student HFOSS participation
• Discuss key aspects of FOSS culture and process
• Select HFOSS projects better suited for student participation
• Identify key sources of information for learning about HFOSS
• Participate in POSSE Stage 3

Schedule

Below is the schedule for the during-workshop activities.

Time	Activity	Team
	Day 1 (Afternoon and Evening)
1:30 PM	Leave the hotel for POSSE	All
2:00	1.1 Welcome Plan for the day Welcome to Philadelphia and the College of Computing and Informatics Introducing everyone - a group task Using an Etherpad Enter your own name Enter one or two "fun facts" about someone else, who you will introduce to the group	Greg, Stoney
3:00	1.2 Overview Introduction of participants Schedule overview POSSE, foss2serve, FOSS and HFOSS The OpenFE team	Heidi, Greg
4:00	BREAK	All
4:15	1.3 Examples of HFOSS in Education Examples of actual student contributions Small Group: A variety of assignments and samples of student work will be provided. Participants will evaluate the quality of the assignment and work Show one response and ask how they'd respond, how would you evaluate the assignment? What was the benefit of the assignment and why was it worth having this as an assignment? How does this fit with assessment? Provide one idea for scaling up or scaling down - modifications Report out	Stoney, Heidi
5:30	Dinner	All
6:30	1.4 Project Intros and selection Initial discussion to present project and open to questions Does language matter in your environment? Does platform matter? What are your most important criteria? Topic/Content area? What are the deal-breakers for your environment? Form groups based upon the projects and discuss if this project will suit your needs	Greg, Karl (OpenMRS), Cam (Ushahidi), Joanie (GNOME)
8:00	Social Hour - Optional	All
	Day 2
8:00	Leave the hotel for POSSE	All
8:15	Continental breakfast	All
8:30	2.1 HFOSS in the Curriculum Discussion of options for getting started Example: A single HFOSS assignment in a course Example: HFOSS in a project course Example: HFOSS as a course HFOSS beyond the curriculum	Greg, Karl
9:15	2.2 Understanding Open Source Communities FOSSisms Perspective on a few example HFOSS communities Basic information: contact person, guide to getting started, Project Selection evaluation summary Understanding the community landscape and process Becoming a participant: lurking, joining the community, being visible, finding things to do Background: Results of Stage 1.B.1 and 1.B.4 learning activities	Heidi, Joanie, Cam
10:30	Break	All
10:45	2.3 Planning for HFOSS Participation Small Group Discussion Form groups around HFOSS projects Identify possible courses and possible contributions Plan a first HFOSS activity at your institution Make use of assignment ideas generated by participants in Stage 1 B.4 and C.4 Exercise: Questions for OpenMRS group Questions for Ushahidi group Questions for GNOME group Questions for Sahana group	Darci, Lori
12:00	Lunch Opensource.com	Bryan Behrenshausen
1:00	2.4 Pedagogy and Course Management Trying to find the right size student project Evaluating student work Licensing and intellectual property Instructional style: mentoring vs. lecturing; instructor as co-learner FERPA	Heidi, Karl
1:45	2.5 Understanding POSSE Stage 3 Overview of Stage 3 group activities over the past year for: OpenMRS, Mousetrap, Ushahidi Evaluation in Stage 3 Group Informatics	Lori (OpenMRS), Stoney (Mousetrap), Cam (Ushahidi), Sean
3:00	Break	All
3:15	2.6 Planning for POSSE Stage 3 Small Group Discussion - discuss the following: List at least one modification to the Stage 3 process that you think would improve instructor support. Are there other examples/ideas for improving communication and instructor support? How will our group communicate and support each other? Can/how will we create joint activities? Report back on the group answers to the above questions A closer look at stage 3 tools (Canvas, GitHub, etc.)	Lori, Sean
5:00	Return to the hotel	All
6:00	Dinner - Pietro's, 1714 Walnut St. (meet in the Sonesta lobby at 5:45)	All
	Day 3
8:00	Leave the hotel (checkout first)	All
8:15	Continental breakfast	All
8:30	3.1 HFOSS Process and Tools: Communication How tools fit and support HFOSS culture IRC and meetbots: Why don't we just use video chat? Wikis, forums, listservs Blogs and planets	Sean, Joanie
9:15	3.2 HFOSS Process and Tools: Coordination and Control Upstream Adoption Version control - role in a FOSS project How to get a change committed.	Stoney, Joanie
10:00	Break	All
10:15	3.3 Sharing HFOSS Learning Activities Goal: to create a shared set of HFOSS learning activities Standard information to define each learning activity Existing learning activities and places to share new ones foss2serve.org, teachingopensource.org, swenet.org, computingportal.org Brainstorming session Now using the template, start to create the activity whose development began in 2.3 Groups report back on work that began in the 2.3 group session	Greg, Darci
11:30	3.4 Getting Started on a Project Alternatives Download and install an HFOSS project (Stage 3 choice) Identify a small contribution that you could make. Talk about how you would create student deliverables?	Stoney, Joanie
12:00	Lunch	All
12:45	3.4 Getting Started on a Project - continued
1:45	3.5 Stage 3 - First Steps What will the group do together? Plan some initial activities (faculty only or faculty and students) Discuss group communication	Lori
2:45	3.6 Going Forward Evaluation form Open discussion Closing remarks	Greg
3:30	End - shuttles and taxi to airport/train	All

Downloads

• Zip of slides etc.

Pads

• Initial Titanpad
• Day 2 Titanpad

Pad Captures

• To be completed

IRC

• server: irc.freenode.net
• channel: foss2serve

Standard IRC clients are not working at the workshop due to port blockage. So if you are at the workshop you'll need to use a web-based IRC client.

Web-based IRC Clients

• http://webchat.freenode.net/ (tried and works; has a limit from one IP)
• https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.freenode.net/ (tried and works)
• http://www.mibbit.com/ (untried)

Logs

• Wednesday night:
• Thursday morning:
• Thursday afternoon:
• Friday morning:
• Friday afternoon: