Data Ethics Club: TITLE OF MATERIAL#
:arrow_forward: What’s this document?
:writing_hand: Let’s write together!
We’re trying to write up these discussions and include input from everyone. We hope you’ll join us and help us to make any write-ups of the discussion a little more representative of everyone’s point of view.
We also hope that through doing this, we’ll open up the possibility for more collaborative writing together in the future, e.g. through a perspective article. That’s if there’s any appetite from you to do that.
:computer: Writing in Markdown
We’re using HackMD to write a collaborative Markdown document. Markdown is a format for writing text that displays nicely on websites. On the left you can edit, and on the right you can see view.
:grey_question: Getting Markdown help
There is a question mark symbol at the top of the screen that will bring up a cheat sheet, e.g. write between single asterixes to write in italics or double asterixes for bold. You can also use the buttons at the top of the edit panel.
Welcome#
Hi :wave:, welcome to Data Ethics Club! Thank you for being here!
Here are some quick useful links:
Introductions#
Please introduce yourself here. Feel free to use a pseudoname (this is a public document). If you provide a GitHub username, I’ll use those to credit you for discussions :speech_balloon: and/or writing :writing_hand: on our GitHub
Name, Job title, Affiliation, GitHub, Twitter, Emoji to describe your day
Natalie Thurlby, Data Scientist, University of Bristol, NatalieThurlby, @StatalieT, :sun_with_face:
Nina Di Cara, PhD Student, University of Bristol, ninadicara, @ninadicara, :writing_hand:
Discussion#
Each week, we split into breakout rooms of 4-6 people to discuss the material. Please make space for one another to talk - keep your eyes open :eyes: for people with their hands up :hand: and invite them to talk.
As always we have provided some discussion points to get the conversation moving, but feel free to discuss anything relating to the materials!
:information_source: Notes on writing
Writing things down is optional
The following are all good options:
:heavy_check_mark: Writing some notes in here as you discuss.
:heavy_check_mark: Writing some notes in here up to a week after the discussion at any time.
:heavy_check_mark: Not writing any notes in here at any time.
What to write
Suggestions for what to write down (if you want to):
Any interesting quotes from the discussion
Links to other material that came up in the discussion
Parts of the reading material that you felt particularly strongly about
Discussion#
Suggested Questions#
Q1: A question here
Q2: A question here
Q3: A question here
Bonus Question: What change would you like to see on the basis of this piece? Who has the power to make that change?
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Misc#
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Room 3#
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Misc#
Room 4#
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After this session#
You have a week to add anything else that you’d like to to this document. After that, we’ll try to make this document a little more cohesive, then we’ll send a link around to the write up of the discussion in the next mailing list email.
Feedback on the format#
Please feel free to leave us some notes below on how the discussion group went for you this time, positive or negative, and any suggestions to improve (you can always email us instead). We do read these and make changes :sparkles:
Suggestion here
Another suggestion here