Keynote Speaker – Dr. Kari L. Jordan
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Carpentries reports concrete scale: 4,600+ workshops, 5,100 volunteer instructors, and over 100,000 new programmers reached, with 592 Python workshops in the last five years. Lessons include frictionless data for agricultural research, an Introduction to Deep Learning lab module, and a Python-for-business curriculum. Examples show impact: SmartVA Analyze is ported to Python 3, and a bibliography tool cuts a 6–8 hour workflow down to 30 minutes, demonstrating usable tools, measurable uptake, and clear opportunities to contribute.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Personal introduction
- 2:15Building community remotely
- 5:50Tech for tech’s sake
- 8:23Carpentries origin and mission
- 12:20Carpentries global impact
- 13:46Collaborative lesson programs
- 15:33Python lessons for social impact
- 19:51Dominant culture in teaching
- 22:00Python for good
- 24:52Consent and context in tech
- 25:34Community impact with Python
- 32:21Carpentries as a movement
- 34:06Call to action
- 36:19Closing and vision
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