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<div class="">I’ve been pondering how to do something similar to this but at a project level, and/or maybe as a custom stack. The target would be in how to apply the software to work processes. Is there some method that could be used here that would facilitate
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<div class="">Nice idea. In case this is of use, perhaps you could do these in a set of modules (e.g., 1 hour sessions) which could be done over our GeoForAll webinar series. They could be recorded and then placed on the cloud for others to watch later.</div>
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<div class="">Just an idea...</div>
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Shaun Kolomeitz and myself were recently discussing the value that could <br class="">
be gained by setting up a "beginners OSGeo full stack" workshop, which <br class="">
served multiple needs and communities.<br class="">
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It would aim to help new users answer "when, what and how should I use <br class="">
Open Source GIS".<br class="">
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Initially we would target a workshop at FOSS4G-Oceania [1] (in Melbourne <br class="">
Australia in November 2018)<br class="">
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The aim would be to build upon OSGeo-Live [2], with the intent that the <br class="">
training material would eventually become distributed with OSGeo-Live. <br class="">
This brings the advantage that the training course would be continually <br class="">
be getting updated with every software distribution, and setup glitches <br class="">
would be significantly reduced because everything would be pre-installed <br class="">
with OSGeo-Live.<br class="">
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Ideally, we would be this course to be run on the cloud. Again, the <br class="">
advantage here is that we would be taking OSGeo-Live (along with OSGeo <br class="">
applications) into a cloud environment.<br class="">
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In future versions, we would aim to team up with geo4all, universities <br class="">
and educators, such that we can integrate OSGeo-Live and courses, and <br class="">
help cross collaboration and maintenance between projects, programmers <br class="">
and educators.<br class="">
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The first thing we want to do is work out if anyone is doing something <br class="">
similar, or have material we can make use of, or have good ideas that we <br class="">
should incorporate, or who would like to join us.<br class="">
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Introducing Shaun:<br class="">
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For those who don't know Shaun, he is someone I've known for years. He <br class="">
has decades of experience with GIS, is an advocate Open Source GIS, and <br class="">
is someone who has a track record of getting things done.<br class="">
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http://foss4g-oceania.org/</a><br class="">
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[2] <a href="http://live.osgeo.org/" rel="noreferrer" target="_blank" class="">http://live.osgeo.org</a><br class="">
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Open Technologies and Geospatial Consultant<br class="">
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