What are your desired effects, i.e. learning outcomes?
+How are you going to assess the learners achievement?
+How should you structure the material to provide effective learning experience?
++ What is the goal? +
++ How to get there? +
++ Share the agenda. +
++ Why is the content important? +
++ Watch how I do it. +
++ You help me do it, I'll watch you do it. +
++ Foster retention and reinforcement. +
++ Monitor progress. +
++ How did it go? +
++ Check if everything is as it should be. +
++ Are all required elements produced? +
++ Do all learning units provide materials to reach the learning objectives with different modalities? +
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+ The license defines the potential of reuse of your learning materials together with the rules regarding their attribution by others.
+ CC-BY-4.0 is the recommended license, which is default in GTN.
+ If you choose a different license, it must be supplied in the tutorial header as metadata.
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+ {% icon point-right %} Browse through the available CC license types
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+ A README is a text file that introduces and explains the contents of the learning topics and materials. It usually describes the context and written in a plain text format.
GTN provides a README file on the level of each topic, where context information about the topic and its tutorials can be provided.
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+ {% icon point-right %} Make a README
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+ GTN CONTRIBUTORS is a YAML file that lists the information about all contributors of learning materials on the platform.
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You must have a GitHub user to be listed as a contributor. Additional information such as ORCID can also be provided.
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+ {% icon point-right %} Add to CONTRIBUTORS.yaml
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+ In addition to the learning content, the Frequently Asked Questions can further help both learners and instructors with specific information about the learning context or practicalities.
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Consider adding a tutorial-specific FAQ to the GTN tutorial, where you can answer questions about the challenges of working with the hands on activities, or provide other hints and guidelines to instructors and learners.
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+ {% icon point-right %} Create snippets
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+ If the creation of the learning materials is funded by an organisation or another body, they should be attributed accordingly.
+ In GTN this can be accomplished by adding the funding information into the special FUNDERS.yaml file.
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+ {% icon point-right %} Add to the Funders file
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+ Additional miscellaneous information should be provided if possible.
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For example, GTN also supports adding organisations information.
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+ {% icon point-right %} Add org info
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+ It is best practice to provide information on how you want others to cite your learning materials when they are referenced or reused.
GTN does this automatically by appending the "Citing this Tutorial" section at the end of each tutorial.
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+ {% icon point-right %} See an example citation
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+ A code of conduct defines the rules for how to engage in a co-creation community.
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It is based on the premise of an inclusive environment that respects all contributions.
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+ {% icon point-right %} Read the Galaxy Project Code of Conduct
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+ Information about new or updated versions of your learning materials helps others keep track of the changes more easily.
GTN automatically updates the Revision number of each tutorial after each release.
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+ {% icon point-right %} Compare changes between GTN releases
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