Contents
- 1 Training Schedule
- 1.1 Courses
- 1.1.1 Date: 11, 12 and 15 March 2024
- 1.1.2 Date: April 2024
- 1.1.3 Date: 10 to 24 April 2024
- 1.1.4 Date: 12 to 26 April 2024
- 1.1.5 Date: 8 May 2024
- 1.1.6 Date: May 2024
- 1.1.7 Date: May 2024
- 1.1.8 Date: 5 to 6 June 2024
- 1.1.9 Date: 13 June 2024
- 1.1.10 Date: June 2024
- 1.1.11 Date: June 2024
- 1.1.12 Date: August 2024 to July 2025
- 1.1.13 Date: September 2024
- 1.1.14 Date: January 2025
- 1.1.15 Date: January to July 2025
- 1.1.16 Date: April 2025
- 1.1.17 Date: June 2025
- 1.1.18 Date: August 2025 to July 2026
- 1.1.19 Date: January 2026
- 1.1.20 Date: June 2026
- 1.1 Courses
Training Schedule
The following is the schedule as February 2024. This is subject to change, and more training will certainly be added as the Programme proceeds.Unless otherwise indicated, all training is ‘train-the-trainer’. Attendees are expected to be familiar with the topic, and to use the UKRN training to help them prepare to deliver training at their institution soon afterwards.
Unless otherwise indicated, further information about these training opportunities, and on how to register interest and sign up for them, will be forthcoming shortly.
Courses
- 11, 12 and 15 March 2024: Teaching Reproducible Research
- April 2024: Data management plans and reproducibility
- 10 to 24 April 2024: Open Scholarship
- 12 to 26 April 2024: Open Scholarship
- 8 May 2024: Data sharing: from planning to publishing (Train the Trainer)
- May 2024: Reproducible research training and Train-the trainer workshop
- May 2024: Preregistration and Registered Reports
- 5 to 6 June 2024: Teaching Reproducible Research
- 13 June 2024: Data sharing: from planning to publishing (Train the Trainer)
- June 2024: VIRT2UE Train the Trainer program
- June 2024: Introduction to Software for Open and Reproducible Research
- August 2024 to July 2025: Carpentries Instructor Training
- September 2024: Introduction to the TIER Protocol
- January 2025: Intermediate Software for Open and Reproducible Research
- January to July 2025: Evaluating the impact of open research
- April 2025: Introduction to the TIER Protocol
- June 2025: Introduction to Software for Open and Reproducible Research
- August 2025 to July 2026: Carpentries Instructor Training
- January 2026: Intermediate Software for Open and Reproducible Research
- June 2026: Introduction to Software for Open and Reproducible Research
Date: 11, 12 and 15 March 2024
Course title
Teaching Reproducible Research
Description and cost
This workshop is limited to instructors and staff whose institutions are members of the UK Reproducibility Network.
Attendees should have some experience teaching courses involving applied data analysis and/or supervising data-based student research projects, as well as plans to teach such a course again in the near future.
Schema topics
Project TIER’s principles and practices of integrating reproducible methods into teaching and research
Delivery partner
ORP contact
Adam Partridge a.partridge@sheffield.ac.uk
Date: April 2024
Course title
Data management plans and reproducibility
Description and cost
Creating data management plans which address reproducibility throughout the data lifecycle. Pilot course, free. Likely to be revised and repeated on a discounted for fee basis later in the Programme.
Schema topics
Data management plans, FAIR data, Code documentation, Version control
Delivery partner
ORP contact
Neil Jacobs
neil.jacobs@bristol.ac.uk
Date: 10 to 24 April 2024
Course title
Description and cost
Introductory level train-the-trainer course: 3-4 hours over 3-4 weeks, with follow-on pedagogy session. Cost likely to be approximately $1000 per seat.
Schema topics
Data management plans, Open data, Use of repositories
Delivery partner
ORP contact
Neil Jacobs
neil.jacobs@bristol.ac.uk
Date: 12 to 26 April 2024
Course title
Description and cost
Introductory level train-the-trainer course: 3-4 hours over 3-4 weeks, with follow-on pedagogy session. Cost likely to be approximately $1000 per seat.
Schema topics
Data management plans, Open data, Use of repositories
Delivery partner
ORP contact
Neil Jacobs
neil.jacobs@bristol.ac.uk
Date: 8 May 2024
Course title
Data sharing: from planning to publishing (Train the Trainer)
Description and cost
Introductory to intermediate level train-the-trainer course on how to plan for sharing research data from the beginning of a project. The course also touches on topics such as open access to research publications, and broader themes of reproducibility and research integrity. Cost: Free.
Delivery partner
Research Data Service, University of Bristol
ORP contact
Date: May 2024
Course title
Reproducible research training and Train-the trainer workshop
Description and cost
Session 1: Ten steps to make research reproducible, beginning with data quality, documentation, management of sensitive data, through to the publication of datasets.
Session 2 (train-the-trainer): Workshop based on the ADDIE Model to create a comprehensive workshop on reproducible research (based on session 1) for later delivery at the trainer’s institution.
Schema topics
Version control, Open code, Open/FAIR data, Licensing data and code, Code documentation
Delivery partner
Griffith University
ORP contact
Adam Partridge
a.partridge@sheffield.ac.uk
Date: May 2024
Course title
Preregistration and Registered Reports
Description and cost
Introductory / intermediate course for those wishing to strengthen knowledge and skills in preregistration and registered reports, and to learn how teach these topics to others
Participants will learn how to:
- describe the importance of, and differences between preregistration and registered reports
- adapt training materials according to training needs
- develop learning objectives
- measure learning of their community
700 USD, with 20% discount if the individual has taken the Open Scholarship Train-the-Trainer Program
Schema topics
Pre-registration of research protocols (may include registered reports)
Delivery partner
Center for Open Science
ORP contact
Neil Jacobs
neil.jacobs@bristol.ac.uk
Date: 5 to 6 June 2024
Course title
Teaching Reproducible Research
Description and cost
This workshop is limited to instructors and staff whose institutions are members of the UK Reproducibility Network. It will be delivered in-person over the course of two days in Glasgow.
During the workshop, attendees will create an output (such as a lab exercise or instructions for a reproducible research project) based on principles they learn in the workshop that they can use in their own teaching in the upcoming academic year.
Attendees should have some experience teaching courses involving applied data analysis and/or supervising data-based student research projects, as well as plans to teach such a course again in the near future.
Schema topics
Principles and practices of integrating reproducible methods into teaching and research.
Delivery partner
Project TIER
ORP contact
Adam Partridge a.partridge@sheffield.ac.uk
Date: 13 June 2024
Course title
Data sharing: from planning to publishing (Train the Trainer)
Description and cost
Introductory to intermediate level train-the-trainer course on how to plan for sharing research data from the beginning of a project. The course also touches on topics such as open access to research publications, and broader themes of reproducibility and research integrity. Cost: Free.
Delivery partner
Research Data Service, University of Bristol
Date: June 2024
Course title
VIRT2UE Train the Trainer program
Description and cost
The VIRT2UE Train the Trainer program is aimed at researchers and educators from different disciplines who want to become trainers in Research Integrity. This version will be specifically oriented toward open research. May be for fee. Likely to be repeated, but dates not yet confirmed.
Schema topics
Ethics and risk assessment, Consent for open data, Data management plans, Handling risks in transparency
Delivery partner
ORP contact
Ruth Davies
ruth.1.davies@kcl.ac.uk
Date: June 2024
Course title
Introduction to Software for Open and Reproducible Research
Description and cost
This course will help researchers understand the principles of software development for open, reproducible and FAIR research. Learn to use established tools and practices to support research software development and when to use them, for effective automation, code management, ethical development, and software correctness and how to share research software to enable reuse and collaboration with others. Free. Participants are recommended to take the ‘Carpentries instructor training’ prior to taking this course.
Schema topics
Open code, Version Control, Code documentation, Licensing data and code, Reproducible computational environments
Delivery partner
Software Sustainability Institute
ORP contact
Steve Boneham
steven.boneham@newcastle.ac.uk
Date: August 2024 to July 2025
Course title
Carpentries Instructor Training
Description and cost
This is recommended as preparation for taking future courses on software for open research, run by the Software Sustainability Institute
Carpentries Instructor Training is designed for people who want to improve their training skills and become certified Carpentries instructors. Free.
Delivery partner
Software Sustainability Institute
ORP contact
Steve Boneham
steven.boneham@newcastle.ac.uk
Date: September 2024
Course title
Introduction to the TIER Protocol
Description and cost
Embedding open science in undergraduate teaching. Free.
Schema topics
Version control, Open code, Open/FAIR data, Licensing data and code, Code documentation
Delivery partner
Project TIER
ORP contact
Adam Partridge
a.partridge@sheffield.ac.uk
Date: January 2025
Course title
Intermediate Software for Open and Reproducible Research
Description and cost
Collaborative and team development of open source research software beyond the foundational skills covered in the course ‘Introduction to Software for Open and Reproducible Research’. For fee. Participants are recommended to take the ‘Carpentries instructor training’ prior to taking this course.
Schema topics
Open code, Version Control, Code documentation, Licensing data and code, Reproducible computational environments
Delivery partner
Software Sustainability Institute
ORP contact
Steve Boneham
steven.boneham@newcastle.ac.uk
Date: January to July 2025
Course title
Evaluating the impact of open research
Description and cost
Using the PathOS handbook to plot impact pathways for open research, and estimate that impact.
Schema topics
Planning impact
Delivery partner
PathOS project team
ORP contact
Neil Jacobs
neil.jacobs@bristol.ac.uk
Date: April 2025
Course title
Introduction to the TIER Protocol
Description and cost
Embedding open science in undergraduate teaching. Free.
Schema topics
Version control, Open code, Open/FAIR data, Licensing data and code, Code documentation.
Delivery partner
Project TIER
ORP contact
Adam Partridge
a.partridge@sheffield.ac.uk
Date: June 2025
Course title
Introduction to Software for Open and Reproducible Research
Description and cost
This course will help researchers understand the principles of software development for open, reproducible and FAIR research. Learn to use established tools and practices to support research software development and when to use them, for effective automation, code management, ethical development, and software correctness and how to share research software to enable reuse and collaboration with others. For fee. Participants are recommended to take the ‘Carpentries instructor training’ prior to taking this course
Schema topics
Open code, Version Control, Code documentation, Licensing data and code, Reproducible computational environments.
Delivery partner
Software Sustainability Institute
ORP contact
Steve Boneham
steven.boneham@newcastle.ac.uk
Date: August 2025 to July 2026
Course title
Carpentries Instructor Training
Description and cost
This is recommended as preparation for taking future courses on software for open research, run by the Software Sustainability Institute
Carpentries Instructor Training is designed for people who want to improve their training skills and become certified Carpentries instructors. Free.
Delivery partner
Software Sustainability Institute
ORP contact
Steve Boneham
steven.boneham@newcastle.ac.uk
Date: January 2026
Course title
Intermediate Software for Open and Reproducible Research
Description and cost
Collaborative and team development of open source research software beyond the foundational skills covered in the course ‘Introduction to Software for Open and Reproducible Research’. For fee. Participants are recommended to take the ‘Carpentries instructor training’ prior to taking this course
Schema topics
Open code, Version Control, Code documentation, Licensing data and code, Reproducible computational environments
Delivery partner
Software Sustainability Institute
ORP contact
Steve Boneham
steven.boneham@newcastle.ac.uk
Date: June 2026
Course title
Introduction to Software for Open and Reproducible Research
Description and cost
This course will help researchers understand the principles of software development for open, reproducible and FAIR research. Learn to use established tools and practices to support research software development and when to use them, for effective automation, code management, ethical development, and software correctness and how to share research software to enable reuse and collaboration with others.
For fee. Participants are recommended to take the ‘Carpentries instructor training’ prior to taking this course
Schema topics
Open code, Version Control, Code documentation, Licensing data and code, Reproducible computational environments
Delivery partner
Software Sustainability Institute
ORP contact
Steve Boneham
steven.boneham@newcastle.ac.uk