Contributing to the Galaxy Training Material
Galaxy is a great solution to train the bioinformatics concepts: numerous bioinformatics tools are available (more than 7,000 in the ToolShed), it can be used by people without any computer science skills, it trains to use technology, outlining available resources and efforts that have made them accessible to researchers, it is scalable.
In 2016, the Galaxy Training Network decided to set up a new infrastructure for delivering easily Galaxy related training material. The idea was to develop something open and online based on a community effort, as always in Galaxy.
Material
You can view the tutorial materials in different languages by clicking the dropdown icon next to the slides (slides) and tutorial (tutorial) buttons below.Pedagogical aspects
These will guide you on the pedagogy to create impactful training material
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Design and plan session, course, materials
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Principles of learning and how they apply to training and teaching
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Writing Tutorials in GTN
These will take you from zero to hero in writing Galaxy Training Materials.
Contributing through GitHub
How to collaborate with the GTN
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Contributing with GitHub via command-line
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Contributing with GitHub via its interface
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Other
Assorted Tutorials
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions regarding this topic have been collected on a dedicated FAQ page . Common questions related to specific tutorials can be accessed from the tutorials themselves.
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Editorial Board
This material is reviewed by our Editorial Board:
Bérénice Batut Björn GrüningContributors
This material was contributed to by:
Fotis E. Psomopoulos Lucille Delisle Cristóbal Gallardo Bazante Sanders Krzysztof Poterlowicz Helena Rasche Saskia Hiltemann Cyril Monjeaud Björn Grüning Patricia Palagi Katarzyna Kamieniecka Allegra Via ELIXIR Goblet Train the Trainers Donny Vrins Bérénice BatutFunding
These individuals or organisations provided funding support for the development of this resource