During the 15 months, 79 instructors, presenters, and helpers joined us from 36 organisations across the globe to impart their expertise either in person or via video conferencing. Our instructors and presenters came from 14 countries including South Africa, the United States of America, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, Mexico, Canada, Estonia, Ethiopia, Gambia, Namibia, Uganda, and Zambia.
We specifically want to thank the following Carpentries volunteers who joined us in person without compensation for their time. You have made this initiative possible. We hope you enjoy reading about the impact you have had on the South African Higher Education and Research environment!
Abisola Sholeye | Afrah Khairallah | Allegra Via | Alphonce Bere |
Andiswa Bukula | Andrew Collier | Andries van der Walt | Angelique van Rensburg |
Ann Treasure | Ayansina Ayangbenro | Benjamin Enagbonma | Bianca Peterson |
Bukola Rhoda Aremu | Caroline F Ajilogba | Caroll Hermann | Danielle Quinn |
Erin Becker | Gabriel Salubi | Gaonyalelwe Maribe | Glenn Moncrieff |
Hendrik Pieterse | Isak van der Walt | Jessica Upani | Juan Steyn |
Katrin Tirok | Kayleigh Lino | Kazeem Alayande | Kemi Megbowon |
Kirchner van Deventer | Kudakwashe Madzima | Lactatia Motsuku | Malvika Sharan |
Martin Dreyer | Mojalefa Malahlela | Motlagomang Khantsi | Nikki Gentle |
Phumudzo Muvhango | Rooweither Mabuya | Rorisang Mmushi | Samar Elsheikh |
San James | Sarah Brown | Saymore Chifamba | Senzo Mpungose |
Shun Pillay | Sinkala Musalula | Tadiwanashe Gutsa | Thobani Njapa |
Zak van Heerden | Zine Sapula |
For more information about the reach and impact of this initiative, please visit this page.
The data for the project has been published under open licenses in Figshare. We look forward to delving deeper into the story and impact of RCCPII. If you want to contribute analyses or visualisations, please download the data from the Figshare page. There are still many untold stories including for example, how people migrated through the project from learners, to helpers, to instructors.
Twitter data for the hashtag #RCCPII was also obtained from Tweet Binder and is available in Figshare under open licenses. There aren’t too many, which is evident from the fact that South African academia is in general not very active on Twitter. We also missed a load of Tweets that were not tagged with #RCCPII.
The data can also be visualised online via the R Shiny app that was developed by Katrin Tirok. Please visit this page to visualise the data or see the source code for the app.
We thank the DHET for providing the funding for RCCPII.
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