Sara King
@sarasrking.bsky.social
Lapsed archivist, ex-curator, unofficial historian, time traveller. Boundary spanner.
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We've got our first The Data Movers Lab session coming up this Friday 21 March at 1pm AEDT!
These sessions provide an opportunity to discuss #research challenges and explore solutions using #Globus and #FileSender for #DataMovement.
Find out more and regsiter: aarnet.edu.au/the-data-mov...
These sessions provide an opportunity to discuss #research challenges and explore solutions using #Globus and #FileSender for #DataMovement.
Find out more and regsiter: aarnet.edu.au/the-data-mov...
The Data Movers Lab
These sessions provide an opportunity to discuss research challenges and explore solutions using Globus and FileSender for data movement.
aarnet.edu.au
March 17, 2025 at 10:49 PM
We've got our first The Data Movers Lab session coming up this Friday 21 March at 1pm AEDT!
These sessions provide an opportunity to discuss #research challenges and explore solutions using #Globus and #FileSender for #DataMovement.
Find out more and regsiter: aarnet.edu.au/the-data-mov...
These sessions provide an opportunity to discuss #research challenges and explore solutions using #Globus and #FileSender for #DataMovement.
Find out more and regsiter: aarnet.edu.au/the-data-mov...
It was such a pleasure to be able to talk about this project @everythingopen.au yesterday and catch up with Ash afterwards. Sounds like right time, right place and a great way for us to finish!
On CAUL & CAVAL’s Living Book of Digital Skills GitBook, @sarasrking.bsky.social “we gave each other permission to not know what we’re doing.” A modern not-quite-technical computer skills guide. Let’s help revive it. Key resources from the project: docs.google.com/document/d/1...
@everythingopen.au
@everythingopen.au
Everything Open 2025 - GitBook project shared doc
Everything Open 2025 The circle of life: The Digital Skills GitBook project https://2025.everythingopen.au/schedule/presentation/103/ Digital Skills GitBook GitHub repo 2024 conference poster Su...
docs.google.com
January 21, 2025 at 9:02 PM
It was such a pleasure to be able to talk about this project @everythingopen.au yesterday and catch up with Ash afterwards. Sounds like right time, right place and a great way for us to finish!
Thanks @kathyreid.au such a great idea! Really looking forward to to the conference and opening my mind - assuming that's part of the 'Everything Open' promise! :D
In the lead up to @everythingopen.au in January in #Adelaide #Tarntanya, I've put together a Starter Pack of all the Speakers I could find, and folks I know who have attended in the past.
Let me know if I've missed anyone, and please do share!
#EO2025
go.bsky.app/BvdJoqG
Let me know if I've missed anyone, and please do share!
#EO2025
go.bsky.app/BvdJoqG
January 6, 2025 at 6:48 AM
Thanks @kathyreid.au such a great idea! Really looking forward to to the conference and opening my mind - assuming that's part of the 'Everything Open' promise! :D
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Here's an article by @kakape.bsky.social on the migration of scientists to Bluesky from X. One thing stood out to me: there's a button for sharing on X at the top (along with Linkedin, etc.), but no blue butterfly to be seen! www.science.org/content/arti...
Like ‘old Twitter’: The scientific community finds a new home on Bluesky
After recent changes to Elon Musk’s X, a gradual migration turns into a stampede
www.science.org
November 20, 2024 at 8:16 PM
Here's an article by @kakape.bsky.social on the migration of scientists to Bluesky from X. One thing stood out to me: there's a button for sharing on X at the top (along with Linkedin, etc.), but no blue butterfly to be seen! www.science.org/content/arti...