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This may eventually be a splash page with information about the mentoring program, but for now, it has notes. |
This may eventually be a splash page with information about the mentoring program, but for now, it has notes. |
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[http://lists.openhatch.org/pipermail/osctc-planning/2014-May/000058.html See also] |
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=== Goals |
=== Goals === |
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Help those who are interested in open source transition from one-off event to more regular participation |
Help those who are interested in open source transition from one-off event to more regular participation |
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=== Obstacles |
=== Obstacles === |
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lack of time, difficulty finding a good project match, imposter syndrome (especially re: programs like GSoC but also contributing generally), integrating into the community |
lack of time, difficulty finding a good project match, imposter syndrome (especially re: programs like GSoC but also contributing generally), integrating into the community |
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Revision as of 02:14, 25 May 2014
This may eventually be a splash page with information about the mentoring program, but for now, it has notes.
Goals
Help those who are interested in open source transition from one-off event to more regular participation
Obstacles
lack of time, difficulty finding a good project match, imposter syndrome (especially re: programs like GSoC but also contributing generally), integrating into the community
Structure
- mailing list and monthly IRC meetings: build community, allow me to keep track of/follow up with students - IRC meetings with individual recommended projects? - activities that are more thorough than we can do at workshops? - remote pair programming/mentoring (prob need to get a list of people to mentor)
Still need to address a lot of the obstacles...