ODS Training Wiki - User contributions [en]

Train Felix on understanding extended task states

2014-11-14T03:50:37Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Progress = 100

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Read the documentation section [[Extended Task States]].</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Documentation=Extended_Task_States|
Expertise=Owning|
Expertise=Task_states|
Owner=Felix_Michel|
Progress=100|
StartDate=2014-10-03|
TargetDate=2014-10-04|
Type=Low}}

Train Felix on renaming tasks

2014-11-14T02:59:10Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Progress = 100

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Rename the subtask <code>@@name@@s task to rename</code> task to <code>@@name@@ learned renaming tasks</code>.</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Progress=100}}

Train Felix on understanding extended task states

2014-11-14T02:57:20Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Progress = 0

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Read the documentation section [[Extended Task States]].</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Documentation=Extended_Task_States|
Expertise=Owning|
Expertise=Task_states|
Owner=Felix_Michel|
Progress=0|
StartDate=2014-10-03|
TargetDate=2014-10-04|
Type=Low}}

Train Felix on renaming tasks

2014-11-14T02:56:49Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Progress = 50

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Rename the subtask <code>@@name@@s task to rename</code> task to <code>@@name@@ learned renaming tasks</code>.</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Progress=50}}

Train Felix on renaming tasks

2014-11-14T02:56:10Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Progress = 100

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Rename the subtask <code>@@name@@s task to rename</code> task to <code>@@name@@ learned renaming tasks</code>.</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Progress=100}}

Train Felix on renaming tasks

2014-11-14T02:55:55Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Progress = 65

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Rename the subtask <code>@@name@@s task to rename</code> task to <code>@@name@@ learned renaming tasks</code>.</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Progress=65}}

Train Felix on renaming tasks

2014-11-11T06:42:27Z

Felix: Felix moved page Train Felix on renaming task to Train Felix on renaming tasks without leaving a redirect: Moving page

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Rename the subtask <code>@@name@@s task to rename</code> task to <code>@@name@@ learned renaming tasks</code>.</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Owner=Felix_Michel|
Progress=100|
StartDate=2014-10-03|
SubTask=Felix_learned_renaming_tasks|
TargetDate=2014-10-03|
Type=Low}}

Train Felix on organizing tasks

2014-11-11T06:42:27Z

Felix: Deleted PropertyValue: SubTask = Train_Felix_on_renaming_task

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' Complete the subtasks!
 


{{#set:
Documentation=Organize_Tasks|
Expertise=Owning|
Expertise=Renaming|
Expertise=Moving|
Expertise=Deleting|
Owner=Felix_Michel|
StartDate=2014-09-30|
SubTask=Train_Felix_on_moving_tasks|
SubTask=Train_Felix_on_deleting_tasks|
TargetDate=2014-10-03|
Type=Medium}}

Train Felix on organizing tasks

2014-11-11T06:42:27Z

Felix: Added PropertyValue: SubTask = Train_Felix_on_renaming_tasks

Train Hilary on understanding extended task states

2014-10-05T00:01:16Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Progress = 100

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Read the documentation section [[Extended Task States]].</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Documentation=Extended_Task_States|
Expertise=Owning|
Expertise=Task_states|
Owner=Hilary_Dugan|
Progress=100|
StartDate=2014-10-03|
TargetDate=2014-10-04|
Type=Low}}

Train Hilary on understanding extended task states

2014-10-04T23:51:16Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Progress = 0

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Read the documentation section [[Extended Task States]].</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Documentation=Extended_Task_States|
Expertise=Owning|
Expertise=Task_states|
Owner=Hilary_Dugan|
Progress=0|
StartDate=2014-10-03|
TargetDate=2014-10-04|
Type=Low}}

Admin

2014-09-26T17:51:30Z

Felix: Created page with "Category:Admin"

[[Category:Admin]]

Organize Tasks

2014-09-16T00:55:58Z

Felix:

[[Category:Docu]] <table id="wt-documentation" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"> <tr> <td class="content">
This page documents how to reorganize tasks in the wiki. All reorganizing actions can be done within the
[[Exploring Tasks#Task Explorer|Task Explorer]] and the [[Exploring Tasks#Subtask Explorer|Subtask Explorer]].
You can [[#Rename Task|rename tasks]], [[#Move Task|move tasks]] or [[#Delete Task|delete tasks]]. All possible
actions for a task are visible with a right click on a selected task.
 
'''Important:''' Use only operations to create, rename, move and delete tasks which are described here. The usage of default media wiki operations like delete or move task pages will lead to an inconsistent state.

==Rename Task==
You can '''rename''' a task with a right click on any selected task. Select rename from the pull-down menu, change the name and press enter to confirm the change. 
[[File:Docu_Rename.png|550px]] 
'''Hint:''' With a click on any other task you can abort the action.

==Move Task==
Moving task works similar to the file explorer in the desktop. First you need to ''cut'' a task by doing a right click to open the menu and selecting cut.
In the next step you need to define the destination. Do a right click on the new parent task and select ''paste''. With this
step the move action is complete. 
[[File:Docu_MoveCutPaste.png|450px]] 
'''Hint:''' The following steps are optional. 
Tasks are hierarchically organized, therefore subtasks should follow the restrictions of their parent tasks.
This means a task target date should be not later than the parent [[Create Task#Time Interval|task target date]].
Similar restrictions exist for the [[Create Task#Task Types|task type]].
If any inconsistency occurs task are highlighted in yellow. The following steps explain how to make tasks consistent. 
[[File:Docu_MoveProblem.png|650px]] 
The following figure illustrates the inconsistency problem of target dates on a conceptual level. After moving the task, the target date is
inconsistent and it is shown in yellow. There are two approaches to solve this problem. You can postpone the target date of the current task or
you postpone the target date of the parent task. 
[[File:Docu_MoveSolutions.png|550px]] 
This figure illustrates changing the tasks target date. 
[[File:Docu_MoveSolutiona.png|550px]] 
The figure below illustrates changing the parent task's target date. 
[[File:Docu_MoveSolutionb.png|550px]] 

'''Hint:''' The task warnings automatically disappear when the tasks are consistent again. 

==Move Task to Toplevel==
Tasks cannot be [[#Move Task|moved]] by cut and paste to top-level. Instead,
select a task by right clicking and select '''ToToplevel''' in the pull-down menu. 
[[File:Docu_MoveToToplevel.png|450px]] 

==Delete Task==
Every task can be deleted with a right click and selecting delete from the pull-down menu. Deleting a task means also deleting all of its
subtasks. The system will as you to confirm that you want to delete all these tasks.
[[File:Docu_Delete.png|550px]] 

'''Hint:''' This action can not be undone easily.
 </td> <td class="menu"><div class="item " style="padding-left:5px; font-size:14px; font-weight:bold;">Organic Data Science Framework Documentation</div><div class="item " style="padding-left:25px; font-size:12px; font-weight:bold;">Contribute as Participant</div><div class="item " style="padding-left:45px; font-size:10px;">Exploring Tasks</div><div class="item " style="padding-left:45px; font-size:10px;">Participating on Tasks</div><div class="item " style="padding-left:45px; font-size:10px;">Person Page</div><div class="item " style="padding-left:45px; font-size:10px;">Basic Task States</div><div class="item " style="padding-left:25px; font-size:12px; font-weight:bold;">Contribute as Owner</div><div class="item " style="padding-left:45px; font-size:10px;">Create Task</div><div class="item " style="padding-left:45px; font-size:10px;">Task Alert</div><div class="item selected" style="padding-left:45px; font-size:10px;">Organize Tasks</div><div class="item " style="padding-left:45px; font-size:10px;">Extended Task States</div></td> </tr></table>

Main Page

2014-09-15T23:35:33Z

Felix:

The '''[http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science framework]''' is designed to enable ad-hoc unanticipated collaborations. This requires that new collaborators should be able to come up to speed very quickly on what activities are ongoing, and be able to contribute to tasks that are relevant to them. To support this goal, we provide training materials for newcomers. Note that no training is needed if you just want to browse the site and see what is going on, but not edit or change anything.

==Training==
Training is only required if you want to contribute by editing the content of ongoing tasks. We first train you as a '''participant''', which means that you can contribute to tasks that others are leading. This training takes approximately one hour. If you want to be able to create and lead new tasks, you must take the '''owner''' training. his training takes approximately two hours. 
 
[[File:Guidelines_TrainingsProcessSmall.png|600px]] 
 
The training materials include [[Organic Data Science Framework Documentation|documentation]] and practice. You can practice in this wiki without fear of disrupting anything in the actual [http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science site]. To get started, click on the entry on the left-hand side that has your name in it. Read that page and follow the instructionsin it. Don’t forget to login first. If you don’t find an entry with your name, please contact us.
 
[[File:Guidelines_HowToStart.png|200px]] 
 
Once you are done with the training, you can use the same login information for the Organic Data Science wiki and start contributing.

==Questions==
Please contact us at '''organic.data.science@gmail.com'''. We will respond quickly!

Main Page

2014-09-15T23:34:56Z

Felix:

The '''[http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science framework]''' is designed to enable ad-hoc unanticipated collaborations. This requires that new collaborators should be able to come up to speed very quickly on what activities are ongoing, and be able to contribute to tasks that are relevant to them. To support this goal, we provide training materials for newcomers. Note that no training is needed if you just want to browse the site and see what is going on, but not edit or change anything.

==Training==
Training is only required if you want to contribute by editing the content of ongoing tasks. We first train you as a '''participant''', which means that you can contribute to tasks that others are leading. This training takes approximately one hour. If you want to be able to create and lead new tasks, you must take the '''owner''' training. his training takes approximately two hours. 
 
[[File:Guidelines_TrainingsProcessSmall.png|600px]] 
 
The training materials include [[Organic Data Science Framework Documentation|documentation]] and practice. You can practice in this wiki without fear of disrupting anything in the actual [http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science site].

To get started, click on the entry on the left-hand side that has your name in it. Read that page and follow the instructionsin it. Don’t forget to login first. If you don’t find an entry with your name, please contact us.
 
[[File:Guidelines_HowToStart.png|200px]] 
 
Once you are done with the training, you can use the same login information for the Organic Data Science wiki and start contributing.

==Questions==
Please contact us at '''organic.data.science@gmail.com'''. We will respond quickly!

Main Page

2014-09-15T23:31:09Z

Felix:

The '''[http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science framework]''' is designed to enable ad-hoc unanticipated collaborations. This requires that new collaborators should be able to come up to speed very quickly on what activities are ongoing, and be able to contribute to tasks that are relevant to them. To support this goal, we provide training materials for newcomers. Note that no training is needed if you just want to browse the site and see what is going on, but not edit or change anything.

Training is only required if you want to contribute by editing the content of ongoing tasks. We first train you as a '''participant''', which means that you can contribute to tasks that others are leading. This training takes approximately one hour. If you want to be able to create and lead new tasks, you must take the '''owner''' training. his training takes approximately two hours. 
 
[[File:Guidelines_TrainingsProcessSmall.png|600px]] 
 
The training materials include [[Organic Data Science Framework Documentation|documentation]] and practice. You can practice in this wiki without fear of disrupting anything in the actual [http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science site].

To get started, click on the entry on the left-hand side that has your name in it. Read that page and follow the instructionsin it. Don’t forget to login first. If you don’t find an entry with your name, please contact us.
 
[[File:Guidelines_HowToStart.png|200px]] 
 
Once you are done with the training, you can use the same login information for the Organic Data Science wiki and start contributing.

Questions? Please contact us at '''organic.data.science@gmail.com'''. We will respond quickly!

Main Page

2014-09-15T23:30:44Z

Felix:

The '''[http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science framework]''' is designed to enable ad-hoc unanticipated collaborations. This requires that new collaborators should be able to come up to speed very quickly on what activities are ongoing, and be able to contribute to tasks that are relevant to them. To support this goal, we provide training materials for newcomers. Note that no training is needed if you just want to browse the site and see what is going on, but not edit or change anything.

Training is only required if you want to contribute by editing the content of ongoing tasks. We first train you as a '''participant''', which means that you can contribute to tasks that others are leading. This training takes approximately one hour. If you want to be able to create and lead new tasks, you must take the '''owner''' training. his training takes approximately two hours. 
[[File:Guidelines_TrainingsProcessSmall.png|600px]] 

The training materials include [[Organic Data Science Framework Documentation|documentation]] and practice. You can practice in this wiki without fear of disrupting anything in the actual [http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science site].

To get started, click on the entry on the left-hand side that has your name in it. Read that page and follow the instructionsin it. Don’t forget to login first. If you don’t find an entry with your name, please contact us.
 
[[File:Guidelines_HowToStart.png|200px]] 
 
Once you are done with the training, you can use the same login information for the Organic Data Science wiki and start contributing.

Questions? Please contact us at '''organic.data.science@gmail.com'''. We will respond quickly!

Main Page

2014-09-15T23:30:13Z

Felix:

The '''[http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science framework]''' is designed to enable ad-hoc unanticipated collaborations. This requires that new collaborators should be able to come up to speed very quickly on what activities are ongoing, and be able to contribute to tasks that are relevant to them. To support this goal, we provide training materials for newcomers. Note that no training is needed if you just want to browse the site and see what is going on, but not edit or change anything.

Training is only required if you want to contribute by editing the content of ongoing tasks. We first train you as a '''participant''', which means that you can contribute to tasks that others are leading. This training takes approximately one hour. If you want to be able to create and lead new tasks, you must take the '''owner''' training. his training takes approximately two hours. 
[[File:Guidelines_TrainingsProcessSmall.png|600px]] 

The training materials include [[Organic Data Science Framework Documentation|documentation]] and practice. You can practice in this wiki without fear of disrupting anything in the actual [http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science site].
 
[[File:Guidelines_HowToStart.png|200px]] 
To get started, click on the entry on the left-hand side that has your name in it. Read that page and follow the instructionsin it. Don’t forget to login first. If you don’t find an entry with your name, please contact us.

Once you are done with the training, you can use the same login information for the Organic Data Science wiki and start contributing.

Questions? Please contact us at '''organic.data.science@gmail.com'''. We will respond quickly!

File:Guidelines HowToStart.png

2014-09-15T23:29:34Z

Felix:

Main Page

2014-09-15T23:29:21Z

Felix:

The '''[http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science framework]''' is designed to enable ad-hoc unanticipated collaborations. This requires that new collaborators should be able to come up to speed very quickly on what activities are ongoing, and be able to contribute to tasks that are relevant to them. To support this goal, we provide training materials for newcomers. Note that no training is needed if you just want to browse the site and see what is going on, but not edit or change anything.

Training is only required if you want to contribute by editing the content of ongoing tasks. We first train you as a '''participant''', which means that you can contribute to tasks that others are leading. This training takes approximately one hour. If you want to be able to create and lead new tasks, you must take the '''owner''' training. his training takes approximately two hours.
[[File:Guidelines_TrainingsProcessSmall.png|600px]]

The training materials include [[Organic Data Science Framework Documentation|documentation]] and practice. You can practice in this wiki without fear of disrupting anything in the actual [http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science site].

[[File:Guidelines_HowToStart.png|300px]]
To get started, click on the entry on the left-hand side that has your name in it. Read that page and follow the instructionsin it. Don’t forget to login first. If you don’t find an entry with your name, please contact us.

Once you are done with the training, you can use the same login information for the Organic Data Science wiki and start contributing.

Questions? Please contact us at '''organic.data.science@gmail.com'''. We will respond quickly!

Main Page

2014-09-15T23:23:36Z

Felix:

The '''[http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science framework]''' is designed to enable ad-hoc unanticipated collaborations. This requires that new collaborators should be able to come up to speed very quickly on what activities are ongoing, and be able to contribute to tasks that are relevant to them. To support this goal, we provide training materials for newcomers. Note that no training is needed if you just want to browse the site and see what is going on, but not edit or change anything.

Training is only required if you want to contribute by editing the content of ongoing tasks. We first train you as a '''participant''', which means that you can contribute to tasks that others are leading. This training takes approximately one hour. If you want to be able to create and lead new tasks, you must take the '''owner''' training. his training takes approximately two hours.
[[File:Guidelines_TrainingsProcessSmall.png|600px]]

The training materials include [[Organic Data Science Framework Documentation|documentation]] and practice. You can practice in this wiki without fear of disrupting anything in the actual [http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science site].

To get started, click on the entry on the left-hand side that has your name in it. Read that page and follow the instructionsin it. Don’t forget to login first. If you don’t find an entry with your name, please contact us.

Once you are done with the training, you can use the same login information for the Organic Data Science wiki and start contributing.

Questions? Please contact us at '''organic.data.science@gmail.com'''. We will respond quickly!

File:Guidelines TrainingsProcess.png

2014-09-15T23:22:55Z

Felix: Felix uploaded a new version of "File:Guidelines TrainingsProcess.png"

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2014-09-15T23:20:47Z

Felix:

The '''Organic Data Science framework''' is designed to enable ad-hoc unanticipated collaborations. This requires that new collaborators should be able to come up to speed very quickly on what activities are ongoing, and be able to contribute to tasks that are relevant to them. To support this goal, we provide training materials for newcomers. Note that no training is needed if you just want to browse the site and see what is going on, but not edit or change anything.

Training is only required if you want to contribute by editing the content of ongoing tasks. We first train you as a '''participant''', which means that you can contribute to tasks that others are leading. This training takes approximately one hour. If you want to be able to create and lead new tasks, you must take the '''owner''' training. his training takes approximately two hours.
[[File:Guidelines_TrainingsProcessSmall.png|600px]]

The training materials include [[Organic Data Science Framework Documentation|documentation]] and practice. You can practice in this wiki without fear of disrupting anything in the actual [http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science site].

To get started, click on the entry on the left-hand side that has your name in it. Read that page and follow the instructionsin it. Don’t forget to login first. If you don’t find an entry with your name, please contact us.

Once you are done with the training, you can use the same login information for the Organic Data Science wiki and start contributing.

Questions? Please contact us at '''organic.data.science@gmail.com'''. We will respond quickly!

File:Guidelines TrainingsProcessSmall.png

2014-09-15T23:19:42Z

Felix:

Main Page

2014-09-15T23:08:45Z

Felix:

The '''Organic Data Science framework''' is designed to enable ad-hoc unanticipated collaborations. This requires that new collaborators should be able to come up to speed very quickly on what activities are ongoing, and be able to contribute to tasks that are relevant to them. To support this goal, we provide training materials for newcomers. Note that no training is needed if you just want to browse the site and see what is going on, but not edit or change anything.

Training is only required if you want to contribute by editing the content of ongoing tasks. We first train you as a '''participant''', which means that you can contribute to tasks that others are leading. This training takes approximately one hour. If you want to be able to create and lead new tasks, you must take the '''owner''' training.

The training materials include [[Organic Data Science Framework Documentation|documentation]] and practice. You can practice in this wiki without fear of disrupting anything in the actual [http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science site].

To get started, click on the entry on the left-hand side that has your name in it. Read that page and follow the instructionsin it. Don’t forget to login first. If you don’t find an entry with your name, please contact us.

Once you are done with the training, you can use the same login information for the Organic Data Science wiki and start contributing.

Questions? Please contact us at '''organic.data.science@gmail.com'''. We will respond quickly!

Main Page

2014-09-15T23:03:55Z

Felix:

The Organic Data Science framework is designed to enable ad-hoc unanticipated collaborations. This requires that new collaborators should be able to come up to speed very quickly on what activities are ongoing, and be able to contribute to tasks that are relevant to them. To support this goal, we provide training materials for newcomers. Note that no training is needed if you just want to browse the site and see what is going on, but not edit or change anything.

Training is only required if you want to contribute by editing the content of ongoing tasks. We first train you as a ‘''participant’’’, which means that you can contribute to tasks that others are leading. This training takes approximately one hour. If you want to be able to create and lead new tasks, you must take the ‘''owner’’’ training.

The training materials include [[Organic Data Science Framework Documentation|documentation]] and practice. You can practice in this wiki without fear of disrupting anything in the actual [[http://www.organicdatascience.org/|Organic Data Science site]].

To get started, click on the entry on the left-hand side that has your name in it. Read that page and follow the instructionsin it. Don’t forget to login first. If you don’t find an entry with your name, please contact us.

Once you are done with the training, you can use the same login information for the Organic Data Science wiki and start contributing.

Questions? Please contact us at [[organic.data.science@gmail.com]]. We will respond quickly!

Main Page

2014-09-15T23:01:51Z

Felix:

The Organic Data Science framework is designed to enable ad-hoc unanticipated collaborations. This requires that new collaborators should be able to come up to speed very quickly on what activities are ongoing, and be able to contribute to tasks that are relevant to them. To support this goal, we provide training materials for newcomers. Note that no training is needed if you just want to browse the site and see what is going on, but not edit or change anything.

Training is only required if you want to contribute by editing the content of ongoing tasks. We first train you as a ‘''participant’’’, which means that you can contribute to tasks that others are leading. This training takes approximately one hour. If you want to be able to create and lead new tasks, you must take the ‘''owner’’’ training.

The training materials include [[Organic Data Science Framework Documentation|documentation]] and practice. You can practice in this wiki without fear of disrupting anything in the actual Organic Data Science site.

To get started, click on the entry on the left-hand side that has your name in it. Read that page and follow the instructionsin it. Don’t forget to login first. If you don’t find an entry with your name, please contact us.

Once you are done with the training, you can use the same login information for the Organic Data Science wiki and start contributing.

Questions? Please contact us at [[organic.data.science@gmail.com]]. We will respond quickly!

Main Page

2014-09-15T22:58:17Z

Felix:

The Organic Data Science framework is designed to enable ad-hoc unanticipated collaborations. This requires that new collaborators should be able to come up to speed very quickly on what activities are ongoing, and be able to contribute to tasks that are relevant to them. To support this goal, we provide training materials for newcomers. Note that no training is needed if you just want to browse the site and see what is going on, but not edit or change anything.

Training is only required if you want to contribute by editing the content of ongoing tasks. We first train you as a ‘''participant’’’, which means that you can contribute to tasks that others are leading. This training takes approximately one hour. If you want to be able to create and lead new tasks, you must take the ‘''owner’’’ training.

The training materials include documentation and practice. You can practice in this wiki without fear of disrupting anything in the actual Organic Data Science site.

To get started, click on the entry on the left-hand side that has your name in it. Read that page and follow the instructionsin it. Don’t forget to login first. If you don’t find an entry with your name, please contact us.

Once you are done with the training, you can use the same login information for the Organic Data Science wiki and start contributing.

Questions? Please contact us at organic.data.science@gmail.com. We will respond quickly!

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2014-09-13T22:03:40Z

Felix: Felix uploaded a new version of "File:Docu Create AddAttribute Type SelectType.png"

Felix Michel

2014-09-13T21:00:24Z

Felix: Added PropertyValue: Expertise = exploring

[[Category:Person]]


{{#set:
Expertise=Exploring|
Expertise=Participating|
Expertise=Owning|
Expertise=Computer_Science|
Expertise=Collaboration|
Has User ID=Felix}}

Train Hilary on using organic data science wiki

2014-09-13T20:57:37Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Type = medium

[[Category:Task]]
==About this Page==
This page is to '''train Hilary''' using the task centred organic data science wiki.
New users like you can '''try all features''' in a '''sandbox environment''' which does not affect
the data in the organic data science wiki.

==About the Training Process==
Every visitor of the organic data science wiki is by default a reader. A reader has read access to all tasks but is not able to
contribute to tasks. In the first training part you can learn how to contribute as participant to existing tasks. After you have
accomplished the first part of the training you are able to add content to tasks. Your user account will be also activated for
the organic data science wiki. To manage tasks you need to accomplish the second part of the training. After the second part of
the training you are able to own and organize tasks. As an owner you are typical create tasks or restructure existing tasks. 

[[File:Guidelines_TrainingsProcess.png|600px]]

<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0">
<tr>
<td width="287" style="background-color:#fff2d6;"> <ul style="list-style:none;font-weight:bold;font-size:12px"><li>[[Train Hilary on contributing as participant]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;"><li>[[Train Hilary on exploring tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"><li>[[Train Hilary on using the task explorer]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"><li>[[Train Hilary on task name search]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on expertise filtering]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on using task tabs]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on using task views]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on explorer resizing]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on using subtask explorer]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on using timeline explorer]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on participating on tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on using person pages]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"><li>[[Train Hilary on using personal expertise]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on using personal tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on understanding basic task states]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li></ul></td>
<td width="26"/>
<td width="287" style="background-color:#fff2d6;"> <ul style="list-style:none;font-weight:bold;font-size:12px"><li>[[Train Hilary on contributing as owner]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;"><li>[[Train Hilary on creating tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"><li>[[Train Hilary on creating task]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on adding task attributes]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on adding additional properties]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on adding content]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on using task alert]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"><li>[[Hilarys task alert]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on organizing tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"><li>[[Train Hilary on renaming tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on moving tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on deleting tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li><li>[[Train Hilary on understanding extended task states]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li></ul></td>
</tr>
</table>
 

==How do you Start your Training==
Your training is split into several short units named tasks.
A train task can contain several sub train tasks. The training tasks are structured similar to the [[Organic Data Science Framework Documentation|Organic Data Science Documentation]].
Every training tasks has a link to the related documentation page. You can start your first training [[Train Hilary on contributing as participant|here]]. After you have completed this
task you follow the hierarchical task structure until you have completed all training tasks.
 
[[File:Guidelines_Doculink.png|400px]]
 
'''Hint:''' Please do not change any task or page which does not contain your name.
 


{{#set:
Documentation=Organic_Data_Science_Framework_Documentation|
Owner=Hilary_Dugan|
StartDate=2014-09-14|
SubTask=Train_Hilary_on_contributing_as_participant|
SubTask=Train_Hilary_on_contributing_as_owner|
TargetDate=2014-10-04|
Type=Medium}}

Train Felix on using organic data science wiki

2014-09-13T20:57:30Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Type = medium

[[Category:Task]]
==About this Page==
This page is to '''train Felix''' using the task centred organic data science wiki.
New users like you can '''try all features''' in a '''sandbox environment''' which does not affect
the data in the organic data science wiki.

==About the Training Process==
Every visitor of the organic data science wiki is by default a reader. A reader has read access to all tasks but is not able to
contribute to tasks. In the first training part you can learn how to contribute as participant to existing tasks. After you have
accomplished the first part of the training you are able to add content to tasks. Your user account will be also activated for
the organic data science wiki. To manage tasks you need to accomplish the second part of the training. After the second part of
the training you are able to own and organize tasks. As an owner you are typical create tasks or restructure existing tasks. 

[[File:Guidelines_TrainingsProcess.png|600px]]

<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0">
<tr>
<td width="287" style="background-color:#fff2d6;"> <ul style="list-style:none;font-weight:bold;font-size:12px"><li>[[Train Felix on contributing as participant]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;"><li>[[Train Felix on exploring tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"><li>[[Train Felix on using the task explorer]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"><li>[[Train Felix on task name search]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on expertise filtering]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on using task tabs]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on using task views]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on explorer resizing]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on using subtask explorer]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on using timeline explorer]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on participating on tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on using person pages]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"><li>[[Train Felix on using personal expertise]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on using personal tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on understanding basic task states]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li></ul></td>
<td width="26"/>
<td width="287" style="background-color:#fff2d6;"> <ul style="list-style:none;font-weight:bold;font-size:12px"><li>[[Train Felix on contributing as owner]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;"><li>[[Train Felix on creating tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"><li>[[Train Felix on creating task]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on adding task attributes]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on adding additional properties]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on adding content]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on using task alert]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"><li>[[Felixs task alert]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on organizing tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"><li>[[Train Felix on renaming tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on moving tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on deleting tasks]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li><li>[[Train Felix on understanding extended task states]]<ul style="list-style: square outside none;font-weight:normal; font-size:10px;"></ul></li></ul></li></ul></td>
</tr>
</table>
 

==How do you Start your Training==
Your training is split into several short units named tasks.
A train task can contain several sub train tasks. The training tasks are structured similar to the [[Organic Data Science Framework Documentation|Organic Data Science Documentation]].
Every training tasks has a link to the related documentation page. You can start your first training [[Train Felix on contributing as participant|here]]. After you have completed this
task you follow the hierarchical task structure until you have completed all training tasks.
 
[[File:Guidelines_Doculink.png|400px]]
 
'''Hint:''' Please do not change any task or page which does not contain your name.
 


{{#set:
Documentation=Organic_Data_Science_Framework_Documentation|
Owner=Felix_Michel|
StartDate=2014-09-14|
SubTask=Train_Felix_on_contributing_as_participant|
SubTask=Train_Felix_on_contributing_as_owner|
TargetDate=2014-10-04|
Type=Medium}}

Train Hilary on renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:54:25Z

Felix:

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Rename the subtask <code>Hilarys task to rename</code> task to <code>Hilary learned renaming tasks</code>.</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Documentation=Organize_Tasks|
Expertise=Owning|
Expertise=Renaming|
Owner=Hilary_Dugan|
Progress=0.1|
StartDate=2014-09-30|
SubTask=Hilary_learned_renaming_tasks|
TargetDate=2014-10-01|
Type=Low}}

Hilary learned renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:53:46Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Owner = Hilary Dugan

[[Category:Task]]


{{#set:
Owner=Hilary_Dugan|
Progress=100|
StartDate=2014-09-30|
TargetDate=2014-10-01|
Type=Low}}

Hilary learned renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:53:40Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: TargetDate = 2014-10-01

[[Category:Task]]


{{#set:
Progress=100|
StartDate=2014-09-30|
TargetDate=2014-10-01|
Type=Low}}

Hilary learned renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:53:35Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: StartDate = 2014-09-30

[[Category:Task]]


{{#set:
Progress=100|
StartDate=2014-09-30|
Type=Low}}

Hilary learned renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:53:22Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Progress = 100

[[Category:Task]]


{{#set:
Progress=100|
Type=Low}}

Hilary learned renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:53:15Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Type = low

[[Category:Task]]


{{#set:|
Type=Low}}

Hilary learned renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:53:06Z

Felix: Creating new page with Category: Task

[[Category:Task]]

Train Hilary on renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:53:06Z

Felix: Added PropertyValue: SubTask = Hilary learned renaming tasks

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Rename the subtask <code>@@name@@s task to rename</code> task to <code>@@name@@ learned renaming tasks</code>.</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Documentation=Organize_Tasks|
Expertise=Owning|
Expertise=Renaming|
Owner=Hilary_Dugan|
Progress=0.1|
StartDate=2014-09-30|
SubTask=Hilary_learned_renaming_tasks|
TargetDate=2014-10-01|
Type=Low}}

Train Hilary on renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:52:38Z

Felix:

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Rename the subtask <code>@@name@@s task to rename</code> task to <code>@@name@@ learned renaming tasks</code>.</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Documentation=Organize_Tasks|
Expertise=Owning|
Expertise=Renaming|
Owner=Hilary_Dugan|
Progress=0.1|
StartDate=2014-09-30|
TargetDate=2014-10-01|
Type=Low}}

Train Felix on renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:52:14Z

Felix:

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Rename the subtask <code>@@name@@s task to rename</code> task to <code>@@name@@ learned renaming tasks</code>.</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Owner=Felix_Michel|
Progress=100|
StartDate=2014-10-03|
SubTask=Felix_learned_renaming_tasks|
TargetDate=2014-10-03|
Type=Low}}

Felix learned renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:51:30Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: TargetDate = 2014-10-03

[[Category:Task]]


{{#set:
Owner=Felix_Michel|
Progress=100|
StartDate=2014-10-03|
TargetDate=2014-10-03|
Type=Low}}

Felix learned renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:51:28Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: StartDate = 2014-10-03

[[Category:Task]]


{{#set:
Owner=Felix_Michel|
Progress=100|
StartDate=2014-10-03|
Type=Low}}

Train Felix on renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:51:12Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: TargetDate = 2014-10-03

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Rename this task to <code>Train Felix on renaming task</code>.</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Owner=Felix_Michel|
Progress=100|
StartDate=2014-10-03|
SubTask=Felix_learned_renaming_tasks|
TargetDate=2014-10-03|
Type=Low}}

Train Felix on renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:51:07Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: StartDate = 2014-10-03

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Rename this task to <code>Train Felix on renaming task</code>.</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Owner=Felix_Michel|
Progress=100|
StartDate=2014-10-03|
SubTask=Felix_learned_renaming_tasks|
Type=Low}}

Train Felix on renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:50:45Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Owner = Felix Michel

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Rename this task to <code>Train Felix on renaming task</code>.</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Owner=Felix_Michel|
Progress=100|
SubTask=Felix_learned_renaming_tasks|
Type=Low}}

Train Felix on renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:50:38Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Type = low

[[Category:Task]]
 
Click on the documentation in the Properties box below to go over documentation, then do the practice below.
'''Practice:''' 
<ul>
<li>Rename this task to <code>Train Felix on renaming task</code>.</li>
<li>Set the progress of this tasks to 100 percentage.</li>
</ul>
 


{{#set:
Progress=100|
SubTask=Felix_learned_renaming_tasks|
Type=Low}}

Felix learned renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:50:20Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Owner = Felix Michel

[[Category:Task]]


{{#set:
Owner=Felix_Michel|
Progress=100|
Type=Low}}

Felix learned renaming tasks

2014-09-13T20:50:11Z

Felix: Set PropertyValue: Progress = 100

[[Category:Task]]


{{#set:
Progress=100|
Type=Low}}