Working with The Turing Way

All members of the Open Research Community Management team should take time to learn details in The Turing Way core documents. All community managers are onboarded as the core staff members of The Turing Way as part of their time is allocated to TPS and The Turing Way.

Their engagement with The Turing Way project and community should help them understand how they can:

• enable reproducibility, open communication and ethical research in their projects and Communities of Practice they build.

• identify people, projects and resources that are crucial for the development, maintenance and sustainability of their projects.

• interconnect their work with other projects and communities in the wider landscape of data science and open research.

• facilitate openness, collaboration and transparent reporting, even when not all components of their projects can be made public.

• find support for their community work and in exchange support others’ work, especially when it is closely aligned with their projects.

• enhance the technical understanding required in their work and share them more widely via The Turing Way (chapters, tutorials, templates or events).