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Pete Jemian Leading  | |||
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=== SAS portal ===  | |||
* not much familiarity with the portal  | * not much familiarity with the portal  | ||
* Steve King edits most updates (does   | * Steve King edits most updates (does he want assistance?)  | ||
* most popular page: software catalog  | * most popular page: software catalog  | ||
* What should the portal provide?  | * What should the portal provide?  | ||
* Most SAS awareness for newcomers comes from word-of-mouth  | * Most SAS awareness for newcomers comes from word-of-mouth  | ||
* instrument scientists could be a common point of contact  | * instrument scientists could be a common point of contact  | ||
* Anton Paar has a SAS training book they distribute,   | * Anton Paar has a SAS training book they distribute, even available online  | ||
* short videos online (3 minutes typical)  | * short videos online (3 minutes typical)  | ||
** work in pairs to present (such as senior & junior presenters)  | |||
* bio sas community seems better organized  | * bio sas community seems better organized  | ||
* bio sas community is more focused  | * bio sas community is more focused  | ||
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* paid support to revise & modernize the portal  | * paid support to revise & modernize the portal  | ||
==== Actions ====  | |||
* get people to visit the portal  | * get people to visit the portal  | ||
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* notify the portal editors of new content  | * notify the portal editors of new content  | ||
* encourage creation of new content  | |||
=== Education ===  | |||
* videos!  | |||
* users seem to get even less time for training  | |||
* what depth of knowledge is necessary for a given analysis?  | |||
* written document of best practices  | |||
=== Outreach ===  | |||
* majority experience at lab sources  | |||
* advocacy at conferences  | |||
* outreach for oversubscribed facilities means competition  | |||
* canSAS video prize sponsorship (see above)  | |||
Latest revision as of 02:10, 6 June 2017
NOTES FOR GROUP D
Pete Jemian Leading
main points
- not much familiarity with the SAS portal
- action: get people to visit and give feedback
 
 
- encourage creation of new content and refer to it from the portal
 
- sponsor a prize for video aligned with canSAS aims
- science case
 - technique case
 - commercial sponsorship
 - target debut at SAS2018
 
 
notes
SAS portal
- not much familiarity with the portal
 - Steve King edits most updates (does he want assistance?)
 - most popular page: software catalog
 - What should the portal provide?
 - Most SAS awareness for newcomers comes from word-of-mouth
 - instrument scientists could be a common point of contact
 - Anton Paar has a SAS training book they distribute, even available online
 - short videos online (3 minutes typical)
- work in pairs to present (such as senior & junior presenters)
 
 
- bio sas community seems better organized
 - bio sas community is more focused
 - major facilities have periodic training courses
- post videos and notify portal
 
 
- Is a forum (like StackOverflow) viable?
 - paid support to revise & modernize the portal
 
Actions
- get people to visit the portal
- and give feedback
 
 
- notify the portal editors of new content
 - encourage creation of new content
 
Education
- videos!
 - users seem to get even less time for training
 - what depth of knowledge is necessary for a given analysis?
 - written document of best practices
 
Outreach
- majority experience at lab sources
 - advocacy at conferences
 - outreach for oversubscribed facilities means competition
 - canSAS video prize sponsorship (see above)