Submission Number: 28
Submission ID: 45
Submission UUID: 23b97d26-a52c-450e-9749-6a5b9866db81
Submission URI: /form/project

Created: Tue, 09/03/2019 - 14:12
Completed: Tue, 09/03/2019 - 14:12
Changed: Fri, 07/10/2020 - 16:32

Remote IP address: 130.215.55.243
Submitted by: Scott Valcourt
Language: English

Is draft: No
Webform: Project
Project Title CI Learning Resource Repository
Program Northeast
Project Leader Scott Valcourt
Email scott.valcourt@unh.edu
Mobile Phone 6033802860
Work Phone 6038624489
Mentor(s) Scott Valcourt
Student-facilitator(s) Eric Brown
Mentee(s)
Project Description This project seeks to categorize existing training and learning material available online in an easy-to-find structure that parallels the tagging and organization associated with the Q&A tool called ask.ci. When there are missing learning materials for the community, this project will identify the absence and work with the community to build the learning tools required to complete the collection.
Project Deliverables Website of categorized pointers to CI learning materials.
Project Deliverables
Student Research Computing Facilitator Profile Students involved in this project will have skill in coding for the web. An interest in STEM learning will help in assessing the best online learning materials to include in the collection. A background in CI is desired, though not required, as the exercise in assessing learning materials will likely result in gained new knowledge in CI.
Mentee Research Computing Profile
Student Facilitator Programming Skill Level
Mentee Programming Skill Level
Project Institution University of New Hampshire
Project Address 268 Mast Road
NHPBS
Durham, New Hampshire. 03824
Anchor Institution NE-University of New Hampshire
Preferred Start Date 10/15/2018
Start as soon as possible.
Project Urgency
Expected Project Duration (in months)
Launch Presentation
Launch Presentation Date
Wrap Presentation
Wrap Presentation Date
Project Milestones
Github Contributions
Planned Portal Contributions (if any) Additional pointers to new learning materials in CI.
Planned Publications (if any) Possible paper for PEARC19 on the development of a learning material collection development process.
What will the student learn? The student will learn to assess learning materials against the most effective science of learning theory that leads to teaching students new subject matter. As a result, the students will gain new knowledge in the areas of CI through the assessment of existing learning materials.
What will the mentee learn?
What will the Cyberteam program learn from this project? The Cyberteam program will learn what is readily available for learning materials and which areas are deficient in CI learning.
HPC resources needed to complete this project? Minimal -- some resource to test learning examples may be necessary.
Notes
What is the impact on the development of the principal discipline(s) of the project? Collecting learning materials for cyberinfrastructure
What is the impact on other disciplines?
Is there an impact physical resources that form infrastructure?
Is there an impact on the development of human resources for research computing?
Is there an impact on institutional resources that form infrastructure?
Is there an impact on information resources that form infrastructure?
Is there an impact on technology transfer?
Is there an impact on society beyond science and technology?
Lessons Learned
Overall results