All organizers will be expected to do the following:
- Attend project meetings or inform other members of the organizing team if they will not be able to attend. Please see project timeline.
- Perform duties outlined in the following role description:
- Coordinate with the #TidyTuesday team (i.e. Tom Mock) to prepare a TidyTuesday README (example README)
- Prepare tweets for each module on each day
- Project planning, preparing, and management
- Retweet participants' submissions (you do not need to have a personal Twitter account)
- Monitor the MiR Twitter account for any Code of Conduct violations, and report them to [email protected]
- Internally review all education materials and event content for set accessibility standards
- Meet with the educators and provide support when they have questions or encounter difficulties. We are thinking that each organizer will have dedicated office hours every other week when they are available on Discord.
- Prepare the tweet content that will be shared each day of TidyTuesday. Each day, the tweet (or thread) will include information relevant to that day and the proyect overall
- Add the educational content to the MiR Community website, one day at a time. The educators will create the content and the organizers will upload the content to the website when it's time. This website is a blogdown site and organizers will get access to the corresponding repository in order to upload the educational content (in the form of R Markdown files).
- "Close" the TidyTuesday event on the last day, giving thanks to everyone who participated and provided support, etc.
- Adhere to the contributor covenant
- Contact [email protected] with any concerns
- Discord : If you haven’t logged into Discord yet, join the group here: MiR Accessibility Chat
- Please use the private #accessibility_tidy_tuesday channel to discuss the TidyTuesday project with the rest of the organizing team
- Please use the public #accessibility_educators channel (name tentative) to discuss the TidyTuesday project with the team of educators
- Email : Contact [email protected] with Code of Conduct concerns.
- GitHub : The public CSS-TidyTuesday repository will be used as both an organizing home base for the TidyTuesday project and to store the educational materials that educators design and create as part of the TidyTuesday project. These educational materials will ultimately live on the MiR Community website.
- Meetings: Will occur using Discord. Please see timeline for meeting dates.
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