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Anita Broellochs, protocols.io Ambassadors 2020. How to set up a protocol hackathon for your team. protocols.io https://dx.doi.org/10.17504/protocols.io.bgf8jtrwCopy Citation Copied
URL: https://dx.doi.org/DOI:10.17504/protocols.io.bgf8jtrw
Authors: Anita Broellochs, protocols.io Ambassadors
Group: protocols.io Ambassadors
Summary: Communicate and collaborate effectively with protocols.io. Research data and protocols will never leave the team, even if a person does. With protocols.io it is fast and easy to find the information that you want— a central place for all of your scientific data.If your team is planning to start using protocols.io, a protocol hackathon is a great way to get everyone on board. Protocol hackathons are fun as the entire team works on getting their protocols up on protocols.io at the same time rather than every team member trying to enter protocols one at the time by themselves.A protocol hackathon can take place remotely or in person. This protocol gives you a great overview of how you can go about setting up a protocol entry session (hackathon) for your team.
Affiliations: protocols.io, protocols.io
Version: 3
Publication Date: 2020
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