Curriculum

The redesigned lesson will replace the existing version in the curriculum in July.

Discover how a global code sprint is driving the evolution of AI education in libraries and shaping the future of the GLAM community.

The Carpentries is preparing to onboard the next round of Maintainers. Applications due 5 April.

A peer-reviewed lesson, based on 2017 paper of the same name, has been added to The Carpentries Lab

How you can help us continue to support open peer review of lessons.

Announcing the launch of a new Carpentries training program!

Trialing a reimagined version of the popular Data Carpentry lesson: Data Analysis and Visualization in R for Ecologists.

Transitioning and Adapting to New Challenges

Everything you need to get involved and make Carpentries lessons easier to teach.

A community-wide event to update, expand, and improve guidance provided to Instructors in lessons

A peer-reviewed Metagenomics curriculum has been added to The Carpentries Lab

Read about our plans to improve Instructor onboarding and make it easier to teach our curricula.

Announcing the stable release of a new curriculum teaching image processing skills. Sign up to host a workshop today!

Results from the Library Carpentry survey

Curriculum Advisors will guide the development of our lessons for Ecology, Image Processing, and Social Science.

Host or teach a pilot workshop with a brand new Data Carpentry curriculum

Interested in teaching skills at the intersection of data science and astronomy? Sign up for onboarding or to host a workshop today.

The Carpentries will start publishing peer-reviewed lessons in The Carpentries Lab.

New Curriculum Advisory Committees form to support Software Carpentry and three Data Carpentry curricula.

Grants, Gratitude, and #GreenStickies: Read on to learn about what The Carpentries will achieve in 2022

We have launched a GitHub Sponsorship page to fund revisions to several Carpentries lessons.

The Carpentries is looking for members to join the newly reactivated Curriculum Advisory Committees

Toby Hodges takes up leadership of the Curriculum Team from June 2021.

Apply to host or teach a beta pilot workshop for the newest Data Carpentry curriculum

We share a complete bilingual R lesson in English and Japanese

Dr. Toby Hodges joins The Carpentries as Curriculum Community Developer. Welcome!

Learn what we have accomplished with support from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation

Dr. Allen Downey joins The Carpentries as Astronomy Curriculum Developer. Welcome!

Support from American Institute of Physics to develop Astronomy curriculum

Job Opportunities With The Carpentries

A collaborative translation of lessons into Japanese is underway, find out what we have learned and how to help

We have received $2.65 million from Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to support our work over the next three years.

A growing community is gaining momentum to bring Software Carpentry to Japan

Here's what The Carpentries team accomplished in Q2 and Q3 2019, and a look into work that will continue in Q4 2019.

California Digital Library receives supplemental grant from IMLS for Library Carpentry

Here's what The Carpentries team is working on in the second quarter of 2019.

A guide for creating Carpentries-style lessons.

An update on Library Carpentry lesson development

What’s new in the Instructor Training curriculum?

What we're planning to accomplish for our lessons in the rest of the year.

What is considered a Library Carpentry workshop vs a roadshow

Announcing publication of a Data Carpentry curriculum for social scientists.

A brief summary of the activity on our repository during the Bug BBQ

“Get involved as we prepare for our first Issue Bonanza and Bug BBQ on the Data Carpentry Genomics lessons”

Building on Data Carpentry's core strength of collaborative lesson development.