FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
I want to analyze my data but the software only works on specific platforms, what are the alternatives? // My institute cannot afford the license, any open source alternatives? // This website/tool is not available in my country, are there any alternatives?
- If you are struggling to find alternatives that work on your platform, please check our list of tools available.
- If the software was written for another Operating System (OS), you may be able to use an emulator. For example, Windows programs often run under Linux using Wine.
I would like to teach my students how to use software X, I learned to use it in high computing environments, how do I adapt it? // How we conduct computational training in my country/institute/field without relying on an internet connection?
Here are some guides that can help you adapt your teaching practices:
How can I collaborate and send/receive data from international institutes?
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I am creating software, what should I take into consideration for inclusive design? i.e. use on multiple platforms doesn’t require any/too heavy internet connection to function, readme file in multiple languages, the intuitive design doesn’t require much text, doesn’t require high computing power.
- Add lists to inclusive design
Can I receive a mobile data grant to attend a conference?
What ethical tools can I use?
How do I design a virtual or physical event to be inclusive? // How do I ensure diversity in my event?
- Carpentries
- Alan Turing
Where can I find other groups/information about diversity: in tech and/or open science?
- Awesome list
How do I get more people to interact with my resource?
- Community building
- Accessibility tips:
Where can I find info about mentoring others?
How do I become a better person? i.e. challenging my own biases
- Learn more about your biases via bias test
- How to challenge them
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Where do I find information on other initiatives for inclusion in tech workforce?
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