Overview of the Galaxy Training Material

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# Overview of the Galaxy Training Material

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		Authors: 
<a href="/training-material/hall-of-fame/bebatut/" class="contributor-badge contributor-bebatut"><img src="/training-material/assets/images/orcid.png" alt="orcid logo"/><img src="https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/bebatut?s=27" alt="Avatar">Bérénice Batut</a>

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<div class="footnote" style="bottom: 8em;"><i class="far fa-calendar" aria-hidden="true"></i><span class="visually-hidden">last_modification</span> Updated: Sep 23, 2022</div>

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### Welcome to the Galaxy Community

There are tons of ways to help out and become a Galaxy contributor - through support, training, presentations, events, code, tools, testing, and documentation.

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Thanks for your interest in contributing to the Galaxy project, and making it easier to enable reproducible, accessible, and transparent data-intensive science for everyone!
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### Some questions

- Are you an instructor, giving training/workshop?

- Are you using Galaxy for training?

- Do you know the resources of the Galaxy Training Network?

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To make it easier to get started, we'll work you through some of the steps.
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### Galaxy Training Material

.image-75[![Screenshot of the website](/training-material/topics/contributing/images/website_screenshot.png)]

https://training.galaxyproject.org

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One website, aggregating training material covering many current research topics.
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### Interactive learning via hands-on tutorials built around a "research story"

![Screenshot with 2 web-browsers open side-by-side: one pointed at the current tutorial and the other at a Galaxy instance](/training-material/topics/contributing/images/interactive_hands_on.png)

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Usable by individual users & instructors
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### Developed and maintained by the community on GitHub

.image-75[![Screenshot of github repo](/training-material/topics/contributing/images/github_screenshot.png)]

https://github.com/galaxyproject/training-material

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### Repository structure

![Training Material structure](/training-material/topics/contributing/images/infrastructure.png)

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### Some questions

- Have you already contributed to a project using GitHub?

- Have you already contributed to the Galaxy Training Material?

- Are you using Windows?

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Don't worry if you're new to "open source", or if you're still a student -- many of our contributors are, too, and we'd be happy to provide mentorship and support if this is your first time contributing to an open-source project.

The main thing is that you are passionate about addressing common challenges in data-intensive science and that you're responsible and reliable.
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### Contributing to Training Material

![Contributing topic](/training-material/topics/contributing/images/contributing_topic.png)

https://training.galaxyproject.org/topics/contributing/

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### Contributing using GitHub

1. Fork
2. Clone locally
3. Create a branch
4. Commit changes
5. Open a Pull-Request

Tutorials:
- [Contributing with GitHub via its interface](../tutorials/github-interface-contribution/tutorial.html)
- [Contributing with GitHub via command-line](../tutorials/github-command-line-contribution/tutorial.html)

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### Run the website locally

1. Install the requirements
2. Check the website locally on http://127.0.0.1:4000/training-material/
3. Stop the server

Tutorial: [Running the Galaxy Training material website locally](../tutorials/running-jekyll/tutorial.html)

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### Creating a new topic

1. Define the topic
2. Create the directory for the topic
3. Make the templating system aware about the topic

Tutorial: [Including a new topic](../tutorials/create-new-topic/tutorial.html)

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### Creating a new tutorial

1. Define the topic ([tutorial](../tutorials/create-new-topic/tutorial.html))
2. Create the directory for the tutorial ([tutorial](../tutorials/create-new-tutorial/tutorial.html))
3. Add metadata
4. Create a toy dataset
5. Write the tutorial ([tutorial](../tutorials/create-new-tutorial-content/tutorial.html))
6. Add some technical support ([tutorial](../tutorials/create-new-tutorial-technical/tutorial.html))
7. Add slides (optional) ([tutorial](../tutorials/create-new-tutorial-slides/slides.html#1))

Tutorial: [Creating a new tutorial](../tutorials/create-new-tutorial/tutorial.html)

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### Running a workshop

- Set up a Galaxy for Training ([tutorial](/training-material/topics/teaching/tutorials/setup-galaxy-for-training/tutorial.html))
- Generating PDF snapshots of the website ([tutorial](/training-material/topics/contributing/tutorials/generating-pdf/tutorial.html))
- Good practices to run a workshop ([tutorials](/training-material/topics/teaching/))

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## Related tutorials

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## Thank You!

This material is the result of a collaborative work. Thanks to the [Galaxy Training Network](https://training.galaxyproject.org) and all the contributors!

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