Phil McAleerIf anyone had any resources they use for helping people make a Code of Conduct or group working agreement, and don’t mind sharing, I would be really interested in seeing what others do. Particularly if aimed at undergraduate and postgraduate project groups where people might not have much prior interaction with each other or experience working in groups.
Ruth Cheesley (she/her)@mcaleerp not sure if it helps for your situation but @mozilla has a useful CoC review tool: https://mozilla.github.io/diversity-coc-review.io/
It has lots of useful resources and links to information. Good starting place!
@mozilla @rcheesley that looks ace Ruth! Thanks so much. I did not know that existed. Definitely gives me a great place to start!
John Towse@mcaleerp
From memory, this was something that Rachel Hayes-Harb discussed for Project TIER in 2021. I'm sure that she had developed a collaboration agreement that was discussed with students working on a joint activity.
https://www.projecttier.org/fellowships-and-workshops/2021-spring-symposium/reproducibility-education-undergraduate-capstone-course/
From memory, this was something that Rachel Hayes-Harb discussed for Project TIER in 2021. I'm sure that she had developed a collaboration agreement that was discussed with students working on a joint activity.
https://www.projecttier.org/fellowships-and-workshops/2021-spring-symposium/reproducibility-education-undergraduate-capstone-course/
@mcaleerp
... eg just before the 10 minute mark on the video
... eg just before the 10 minute mark on the video
@johnntowse ah brilliant John. I knew I had seen a talk with something like I was looking for but clearly your memory is way much better than mine! Thanks so much!