Get involved!¶

There's lots of things you can do to help improve the GLAM Workbench. Here's a few possibilities.

Work on the GLAM Workbench is supported by my generous GitHub sponsors. Sponsorship tiers start at just $1/month.

Spread the word¶

There's no point doing all this if no-one knows about it. I regularly post news using the #GLAMWorkbench tag on Twitter, in my updates feed, and on OzGLAM Chat. Please share!

Report problems¶

There's a lot of notebooks in the GLAM Workbench, and it can be difficult to keep on top of everything. If you notice something's not working as expected, please let me know by creating a issue in GitHub.

You can also use the issues board to jot down ideas for new notebooks or data sources.

Within the GLAM Workbench are lists of useful resources, for example:

If something's missing from one of these lists, please add it!

Improve the documentation¶

If you notice something that could be improved on this site, you can submit changes or additions. See the documentation for more information.

Contribute code¶

If you want to improve the GLAM Workbench's Jupyter notebooks, or add new notebooks to an existing repository, you can contribute your own code.

Develop a new repository¶

If you're part of a GLAM organisation that wants to encourage people to explore their collection data, why not develop your very own section of the GLAM Workbench? There's a repository template and some detailed documentation to get you started.

Cite the workbench¶

If you use the GLAM Workbench in your research, please cite it. There are suggested citations at the bottom of most sections, and DOIs pointing to preserved versions of each repository in Zenodo.