The CSCCE

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The Center for Scientific Collaboration and Community Engagement (CSCCE) supports those building scientific communities. CSCCE.org

This week at CSCCE, we’re hosting a Mini-workshop on Decision-making (and we have more similar sessions open for registration!) and we’re supporting a client in launching their new champions program.

Playbooks are written hubs that keep your community members, community champions or community team on the same page by making visible the who, what, why, when, where, and how of your shared work together.

This week at CSCCE, we’re preparing for our upcoming Mini-workshop series (all sessions are open for general registration!), and putting some finishing touched on new updates to our digital badging platform, Credible!

Coming up this fall, we have two multi-week courses designed for anyone supporting collaborative projects in STEM (and adjacent disciplines): Creating Community Playbooks and Project Management for Scientists.

Are you running a scientific community, project, or program and wish that your documentation was more up-to-date, easier to find, or organized so that others can use it?

“Documentation debt” is a common challenge for open-source projects, so as part of the pilot cohort of the Birdaro training program we offered a 6-week workshop-style training in creating “playbooks.”

This week at CSCCE, it’s “Writing Week” for our current cohort of Content Design (CODE). And behind the scenes, we’re gearing up for our next private cohort of Project Management for Scientists (PMB)!

We’re also in the online classroom this week with our current cohort of Content Design (CODE) - which explores how to create and share community-engaged content (with a focus on STEM communities) [https://www.cscce.org/trainings/code/ ]

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This week at CSCCE, it’s the penultimate week for our Scientific Community Engagement Fundamentals (CEF) learners - plus we’re hosting our Creating core values Mini-workshop on Wednesday!

This week it’s reading week for our current Scientific Community Engagement Fundamentals (CEF) cohort. Over the past few weeks, we’ve introduced several core concepts - this week offers learners a chance to consolidate and catch up.

So exciting to see this new playbook out in the world! It was a pleasure working with Tilo and the RSpace project during last year's pilot of the Birdaro Training Program for open source. Congrats on the launch!!

RSpace@researchspace.com · 4mo ago

We've just launched The Guide to the RSpace Project - a community resource for contributing to and engaging with RSpace as an open source platform. Intentionally brief, with more to come. Thanks @thecscce.bsky.social for the support through the Birdaro training program! 📖→ buff.ly/3pGG2CT