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DESCRIPTION:The Howison lab studies the impact of information technology\, 
 especially software\, on how we work together. Currently\, the lab is rese
 arching how software development projects funded through research grants (
 NSF\, NIH etc) might transition to being community maintained and open sou
 rce at the end of the grant. \n\nThe goal is to identify characteristics t
 hat enable software projects to grow and exist beyond the timeline associa
 ted with their funding rather than fizzle out with the conclusion of the g
 rant. For example\, there may be differences in recruiting methods for new
  developers or in collaboration infrastructure like bug trackers or forums
 . This work will help scientists develop more sustainable software and can
  inform funding agencies’ policies\; ultimately we hope to have more and
  better software for science.\n\nThe Howison lab is seeking several resear
 ch assistants (RAs) to help with this ongoing research project. This work 
 will teach qualitative research methods\, including the use of a coding sc
 heme for content analysis. In addition\, RAs will gain experience with too
 ls relevant for programming and collaboration: version control\, Github\, 
 Resource Description Format (aka Linked Data)\, and the command line as we
 ll.\n\nRAs must be able to attend weekly lab meetings to assist with the r
 esearch. Meetings will be in the UTA building at Guadalupe and 17th Street
 .\n\nQualified RAs should:\n\nBe interested in how open source or other on
 line collaborative work like wikipedia works.Be motivated to learn qualita
 tive research methods\, especially content analysis.Have very good english
  skills.Be interested in using a text editor like Sublime Text or Atom.Be 
 motivated to learn\, or familiar with using the command line.Email Hannah 
 Cohoon at jlcohoon@utexas.edu if you are interested.
GEO:30.279257;-97.742622
LOCATION:UT Administration Building (UTA)\, 5.202 School of Information
SUMMARY:Research Assistants needed for software/information research
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/research_assistants_needed_
 for_softwareinformation_research
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Research
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DTSTART:20170110T060000Z
DTEND:20170111T060000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Howison lab studies the impact of information technology\, 
 especially software\, on how we work together. Currently\, the lab is rese
 arching how software development projects funded through research grants (
 NSF\, NIH etc) might transition to being community maintained and open sou
 rce at the end of the grant. \n\nThe goal is to identify characteristics t
 hat enable software projects to grow and exist beyond the timeline associa
 ted with their funding rather than fizzle out with the conclusion of the g
 rant. For example\, there may be differences in recruiting methods for new
  developers or in collaboration infrastructure like bug trackers or forums
 . This work will help scientists develop more sustainable software and can
  inform funding agencies’ policies\; ultimately we hope to have more and
  better software for science.\n\nThe Howison lab is seeking several resear
 ch assistants (RAs) to help with this ongoing research project. This work 
 will teach qualitative research methods\, including the use of a coding sc
 heme for content analysis. In addition\, RAs will gain experience with too
 ls relevant for programming and collaboration: version control\, Github\, 
 Resource Description Format (aka Linked Data)\, and the command line as we
 ll.\n\nRAs must be able to attend weekly lab meetings to assist with the r
 esearch. Meetings will be in the UTA building at Guadalupe and 17th Street
 .\n\nQualified RAs should:\n\nBe interested in how open source or other on
 line collaborative work like wikipedia works.Be motivated to learn qualita
 tive research methods\, especially content analysis.Have very good english
  skills.Be interested in using a text editor like Sublime Text or Atom.Be 
 motivated to learn\, or familiar with using the command line.Email Hannah 
 Cohoon at jlcohoon@utexas.edu if you are interested.
GEO:30.279257;-97.742622
LOCATION:UT Administration Building (UTA)\, 5.202 School of Information
SUMMARY:Research Assistants needed for software/information research
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/research_assistants_needed_
 for_softwareinformation_research
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CATEGORIES:Research
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DTEND:20170112T060000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Howison lab studies the impact of information technology\, 
 especially software\, on how we work together. Currently\, the lab is rese
 arching how software development projects funded through research grants (
 NSF\, NIH etc) might transition to being community maintained and open sou
 rce at the end of the grant. \n\nThe goal is to identify characteristics t
 hat enable software projects to grow and exist beyond the timeline associa
 ted with their funding rather than fizzle out with the conclusion of the g
 rant. For example\, there may be differences in recruiting methods for new
  developers or in collaboration infrastructure like bug trackers or forums
 . This work will help scientists develop more sustainable software and can
  inform funding agencies’ policies\; ultimately we hope to have more and
  better software for science.\n\nThe Howison lab is seeking several resear
 ch assistants (RAs) to help with this ongoing research project. This work 
 will teach qualitative research methods\, including the use of a coding sc
 heme for content analysis. In addition\, RAs will gain experience with too
 ls relevant for programming and collaboration: version control\, Github\, 
 Resource Description Format (aka Linked Data)\, and the command line as we
 ll.\n\nRAs must be able to attend weekly lab meetings to assist with the r
 esearch. Meetings will be in the UTA building at Guadalupe and 17th Street
 .\n\nQualified RAs should:\n\nBe interested in how open source or other on
 line collaborative work like wikipedia works.Be motivated to learn qualita
 tive research methods\, especially content analysis.Have very good english
  skills.Be interested in using a text editor like Sublime Text or Atom.Be 
 motivated to learn\, or familiar with using the command line.Email Hannah 
 Cohoon at jlcohoon@utexas.edu if you are interested.
GEO:30.279257;-97.742622
LOCATION:UT Administration Building (UTA)\, 5.202 School of Information
SUMMARY:Research Assistants needed for software/information research
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/research_assistants_needed_
 for_softwareinformation_research
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Research
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DTEND:20170113T060000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Howison lab studies the impact of information technology\, 
 especially software\, on how we work together. Currently\, the lab is rese
 arching how software development projects funded through research grants (
 NSF\, NIH etc) might transition to being community maintained and open sou
 rce at the end of the grant. \n\nThe goal is to identify characteristics t
 hat enable software projects to grow and exist beyond the timeline associa
 ted with their funding rather than fizzle out with the conclusion of the g
 rant. For example\, there may be differences in recruiting methods for new
  developers or in collaboration infrastructure like bug trackers or forums
 . This work will help scientists develop more sustainable software and can
  inform funding agencies’ policies\; ultimately we hope to have more and
  better software for science.\n\nThe Howison lab is seeking several resear
 ch assistants (RAs) to help with this ongoing research project. This work 
 will teach qualitative research methods\, including the use of a coding sc
 heme for content analysis. In addition\, RAs will gain experience with too
 ls relevant for programming and collaboration: version control\, Github\, 
 Resource Description Format (aka Linked Data)\, and the command line as we
 ll.\n\nRAs must be able to attend weekly lab meetings to assist with the r
 esearch. Meetings will be in the UTA building at Guadalupe and 17th Street
 .\n\nQualified RAs should:\n\nBe interested in how open source or other on
 line collaborative work like wikipedia works.Be motivated to learn qualita
 tive research methods\, especially content analysis.Have very good english
  skills.Be interested in using a text editor like Sublime Text or Atom.Be 
 motivated to learn\, or familiar with using the command line.Email Hannah 
 Cohoon at jlcohoon@utexas.edu if you are interested.
GEO:30.279257;-97.742622
LOCATION:UT Administration Building (UTA)\, 5.202 School of Information
SUMMARY:Research Assistants needed for software/information research
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/research_assistants_needed_
 for_softwareinformation_research
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Research
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DTEND:20170114T060000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Howison lab studies the impact of information technology\, 
 especially software\, on how we work together. Currently\, the lab is rese
 arching how software development projects funded through research grants (
 NSF\, NIH etc) might transition to being community maintained and open sou
 rce at the end of the grant. \n\nThe goal is to identify characteristics t
 hat enable software projects to grow and exist beyond the timeline associa
 ted with their funding rather than fizzle out with the conclusion of the g
 rant. For example\, there may be differences in recruiting methods for new
  developers or in collaboration infrastructure like bug trackers or forums
 . This work will help scientists develop more sustainable software and can
  inform funding agencies’ policies\; ultimately we hope to have more and
  better software for science.\n\nThe Howison lab is seeking several resear
 ch assistants (RAs) to help with this ongoing research project. This work 
 will teach qualitative research methods\, including the use of a coding sc
 heme for content analysis. In addition\, RAs will gain experience with too
 ls relevant for programming and collaboration: version control\, Github\, 
 Resource Description Format (aka Linked Data)\, and the command line as we
 ll.\n\nRAs must be able to attend weekly lab meetings to assist with the r
 esearch. Meetings will be in the UTA building at Guadalupe and 17th Street
 .\n\nQualified RAs should:\n\nBe interested in how open source or other on
 line collaborative work like wikipedia works.Be motivated to learn qualita
 tive research methods\, especially content analysis.Have very good english
  skills.Be interested in using a text editor like Sublime Text or Atom.Be 
 motivated to learn\, or familiar with using the command line.Email Hannah 
 Cohoon at jlcohoon@utexas.edu if you are interested.
GEO:30.279257;-97.742622
LOCATION:UT Administration Building (UTA)\, 5.202 School of Information
SUMMARY:Research Assistants needed for software/information research
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/research_assistants_needed_
 for_softwareinformation_research
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Research
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DTEND:20170115T060000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Howison lab studies the impact of information technology\, 
 especially software\, on how we work together. Currently\, the lab is rese
 arching how software development projects funded through research grants (
 NSF\, NIH etc) might transition to being community maintained and open sou
 rce at the end of the grant. \n\nThe goal is to identify characteristics t
 hat enable software projects to grow and exist beyond the timeline associa
 ted with their funding rather than fizzle out with the conclusion of the g
 rant. For example\, there may be differences in recruiting methods for new
  developers or in collaboration infrastructure like bug trackers or forums
 . This work will help scientists develop more sustainable software and can
  inform funding agencies’ policies\; ultimately we hope to have more and
  better software for science.\n\nThe Howison lab is seeking several resear
 ch assistants (RAs) to help with this ongoing research project. This work 
 will teach qualitative research methods\, including the use of a coding sc
 heme for content analysis. In addition\, RAs will gain experience with too
 ls relevant for programming and collaboration: version control\, Github\, 
 Resource Description Format (aka Linked Data)\, and the command line as we
 ll.\n\nRAs must be able to attend weekly lab meetings to assist with the r
 esearch. Meetings will be in the UTA building at Guadalupe and 17th Street
 .\n\nQualified RAs should:\n\nBe interested in how open source or other on
 line collaborative work like wikipedia works.Be motivated to learn qualita
 tive research methods\, especially content analysis.Have very good english
  skills.Be interested in using a text editor like Sublime Text or Atom.Be 
 motivated to learn\, or familiar with using the command line.Email Hannah 
 Cohoon at jlcohoon@utexas.edu if you are interested.
GEO:30.279257;-97.742622
LOCATION:UT Administration Building (UTA)\, 5.202 School of Information
SUMMARY:Research Assistants needed for software/information research
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/research_assistants_needed_
 for_softwareinformation_research
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Research
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DESCRIPTION:The Howison lab studies the impact of information technology\, 
 especially software\, on how we work together. Currently\, the lab is rese
 arching how software development projects funded through research grants (
 NSF\, NIH etc) might transition to being community maintained and open sou
 rce at the end of the grant. \n\nThe goal is to identify characteristics t
 hat enable software projects to grow and exist beyond the timeline associa
 ted with their funding rather than fizzle out with the conclusion of the g
 rant. For example\, there may be differences in recruiting methods for new
  developers or in collaboration infrastructure like bug trackers or forums
 . This work will help scientists develop more sustainable software and can
  inform funding agencies’ policies\; ultimately we hope to have more and
  better software for science.\n\nThe Howison lab is seeking several resear
 ch assistants (RAs) to help with this ongoing research project. This work 
 will teach qualitative research methods\, including the use of a coding sc
 heme for content analysis. In addition\, RAs will gain experience with too
 ls relevant for programming and collaboration: version control\, Github\, 
 Resource Description Format (aka Linked Data)\, and the command line as we
 ll.\n\nRAs must be able to attend weekly lab meetings to assist with the r
 esearch. Meetings will be in the UTA building at Guadalupe and 17th Street
 .\n\nQualified RAs should:\n\nBe interested in how open source or other on
 line collaborative work like wikipedia works.Be motivated to learn qualita
 tive research methods\, especially content analysis.Have very good english
  skills.Be interested in using a text editor like Sublime Text or Atom.Be 
 motivated to learn\, or familiar with using the command line.Email Hannah 
 Cohoon at jlcohoon@utexas.edu if you are interested.
GEO:30.279257;-97.742622
LOCATION:UT Administration Building (UTA)\, 5.202 School of Information
SUMMARY:Research Assistants needed for software/information research
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/research_assistants_needed_
 for_softwareinformation_research
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Research
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DTEND:20170117T060000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Howison lab studies the impact of information technology\, 
 especially software\, on how we work together. Currently\, the lab is rese
 arching how software development projects funded through research grants (
 NSF\, NIH etc) might transition to being community maintained and open sou
 rce at the end of the grant. \n\nThe goal is to identify characteristics t
 hat enable software projects to grow and exist beyond the timeline associa
 ted with their funding rather than fizzle out with the conclusion of the g
 rant. For example\, there may be differences in recruiting methods for new
  developers or in collaboration infrastructure like bug trackers or forums
 . This work will help scientists develop more sustainable software and can
  inform funding agencies’ policies\; ultimately we hope to have more and
  better software for science.\n\nThe Howison lab is seeking several resear
 ch assistants (RAs) to help with this ongoing research project. This work 
 will teach qualitative research methods\, including the use of a coding sc
 heme for content analysis. In addition\, RAs will gain experience with too
 ls relevant for programming and collaboration: version control\, Github\, 
 Resource Description Format (aka Linked Data)\, and the command line as we
 ll.\n\nRAs must be able to attend weekly lab meetings to assist with the r
 esearch. Meetings will be in the UTA building at Guadalupe and 17th Street
 .\n\nQualified RAs should:\n\nBe interested in how open source or other on
 line collaborative work like wikipedia works.Be motivated to learn qualita
 tive research methods\, especially content analysis.Have very good english
  skills.Be interested in using a text editor like Sublime Text or Atom.Be 
 motivated to learn\, or familiar with using the command line.Email Hannah 
 Cohoon at jlcohoon@utexas.edu if you are interested.
GEO:30.279257;-97.742622
LOCATION:UT Administration Building (UTA)\, 5.202 School of Information
SUMMARY:Research Assistants needed for software/information research
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/research_assistants_needed_
 for_softwareinformation_research
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Research
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DTSTAMP:20260811T210935Z
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DTSTART:20170117T060000Z
DTEND:20170118T060000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Howison lab studies the impact of information technology\, 
 especially software\, on how we work together. Currently\, the lab is rese
 arching how software development projects funded through research grants (
 NSF\, NIH etc) might transition to being community maintained and open sou
 rce at the end of the grant. \n\nThe goal is to identify characteristics t
 hat enable software projects to grow and exist beyond the timeline associa
 ted with their funding rather than fizzle out with the conclusion of the g
 rant. For example\, there may be differences in recruiting methods for new
  developers or in collaboration infrastructure like bug trackers or forums
 . This work will help scientists develop more sustainable software and can
  inform funding agencies’ policies\; ultimately we hope to have more and
  better software for science.\n\nThe Howison lab is seeking several resear
 ch assistants (RAs) to help with this ongoing research project. This work 
 will teach qualitative research methods\, including the use of a coding sc
 heme for content analysis. In addition\, RAs will gain experience with too
 ls relevant for programming and collaboration: version control\, Github\, 
 Resource Description Format (aka Linked Data)\, and the command line as we
 ll.\n\nRAs must be able to attend weekly lab meetings to assist with the r
 esearch. Meetings will be in the UTA building at Guadalupe and 17th Street
 .\n\nQualified RAs should:\n\nBe interested in how open source or other on
 line collaborative work like wikipedia works.Be motivated to learn qualita
 tive research methods\, especially content analysis.Have very good english
  skills.Be interested in using a text editor like Sublime Text or Atom.Be 
 motivated to learn\, or familiar with using the command line.Email Hannah 
 Cohoon at jlcohoon@utexas.edu if you are interested.
GEO:30.279257;-97.742622
LOCATION:UT Administration Building (UTA)\, 5.202 School of Information
SUMMARY:Research Assistants needed for software/information research
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/research_assistants_needed_
 for_softwareinformation_research
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Research
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