Liz Hare PhD

@rOpenSci@hachyderm.io @maelle@mastodon.social ....and awesome Champions cohort educator!

@gvwilson my dad died of this at 70 and it was awful. it makes no sense to block this kind of work for ideological reasons. I feel like we have lost our humanity.

@eliocamp@mastodon.social yikes

@Rosita311 those PDFs are usually terrible with screen readers.

@aleesteele@post.lurk.org After reading your essay, I was thinking how, after you finish all your trips there, this will be an amazing book! THe idea of doing it in segments really makes sense!

I had a Linux machine for a while, and I only used it for data analysis in console mode. I would need to be convinced that there was community support on accessibility of a variety of applications.@ I work wwith open science communities and software and their interest in fixing accessibility varies a lot. pixelate@tweesecake.social

@gendercensus@fediverse.gendercensus.com both! Also provide some orientation by telling us what kind of graph it is.

@timjclevenger accessibility isn't just for disabled people.

@zotero@fosstodon.org please make a Zotero accessible with the screen reader on Mac

Being able to analyze data together is key to the goals of this project, but many university data sharing agreements don't anticipate the kind of open sharing of data that is our practice (like sharing datasets on the Open Science Framework so other investigators can use it). Does your open science organization have a data sharing agreement ?We think having one could streamline our collaboration with many sites. 2/2

@gentlegardener@mastodon.scot thank you so much for posting the signs with alt text!

@aleesteele@post.lurk.org this is amazing! i'm so happy to read about this. wishing you the best as it unfolds.