MOVE Series - Shaping Open Source Programming: Helping Yourself, Others, and Society
Attendees can expect to learn:
- Introduction to open source software
- Open source’s impact on our daily lives and a glimpse into the future
- The importance of representation for advancing open source
- Ways to join the open source community
Date & Time
September 20, 2022, 2:30 PM - September 20, 2022, 3:30 PMLocation
Michigan Online, powered by the Center for Academic Innovation, is excited to continue the Michigan Online Visionary Educators (MOVE) Series. Michigan Online connects learners around the world to University of Michigan’s leading educators and innovators. Learners are highly engaged, passionate and always looking for new opportunities. The MOVE Series, which launched in early 2021, features faculty partners who bring timely, relevant topics that both faculty and our global learners are passionate about.
Title: Shaping Open Source Programming: Helping Yourself, Others, and Society
Featured Speakers:
- Colleen van Lent, Lecturer IV, University of Michigan School of Information
- Elle O’Brien, Lecturer and Research Investigator, University of Michigan School of Information
- Clyde Seepersad, SVP & General Manager, Training & Certification, The Linux Foundation
- Hilary Carter, VP, Research, The Linux Foundation
- Jeffrey Sica, Principal Developer Experience Engineer, Cloud Native Computing Foundation
- Introduction to open source software
- Open source’s impact on our daily lives and a glimpse into the future
- The importance of representation for advancing open source
- Ways to join the open source community