August 27 - September 5, 2015: Lessons Published, ReScience, SSI Fellowships Open, Interview, and Mailman Threads as GitHub Comments.

This post originally appeared on the Software Carpentry website.

Highlights

Our lessons are now published! Please find important citation information in the blog post.

New

You can now publish your computational studies that replicates previous findings in ReScience.
The Art of Data Science by Roger D. Peng and Elizabeth Matsui has been published.
Greg Wilson's recent CS Education Zoo interview about Software Carpentry is available via YouTube.

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Opportunities

Applications are open for the Software Sustainability Institute's Fellowship programme. Apply before 1 October 2015.

Details

Here's another list of good reads if you're interested in improving your teaching practices.
Terri Yu wrote about a code retreat focusing on pair programming and testing. The retreat included some interesting activities that allowed participants to experience different sides of software development.
What informs decisions regarding funding of various aspects of HPC (training, hardware, and software)?
Google Summer of Code 2015 has finished with some great results.
Round 16 of the instructors' debriefing sessions was held on August 18. Feedback from the evening session includes pointers about subject-specific datasets, ice-breakers, and accessibility.
Four workshops were run over the last ten days. For full details on previous workshops please visit our website.
Several workshops have been confirmed for the next few months. Upcoming workshops can be viewed on our website. Newly added workshops are indicated with "*".