Sharing your work

Rick Gilmore & John West

2025-08-14

Overview

Questions

  • Who is your audience?
  • What format will you want to deliver to them?
  • How will you deliver it?

The internet, a monumental creation of the modern era, has fundamentally reshaped the way we live, communicate, learn, work, and interact…

– Sarumathi T.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/transformative-impact-internet-shaping-societies-empowering-t/

https://quarto.org/docs/publishing/

https://quarto.org/docs/publishing/

GitHub Pages

https://github.com

Why GitHub?

  • Version control
  • Collaborate on code
  • Baked-in to RStudio (& Positron)

https://programmerhumor.io/programming-memes/version-control-can-anyone-relate/

Version control “lingo”

  • “Repo/repository”: Group of related files
  • A “commit”: A specific saved version of your files
  • “Push”: Save your commits to a shared workspace
  • “Pull”: Retrieve commits from a shared workspace.
  • NO AUTOMATIC SYNCHING: You decide when to share/push or retrieve/pull

GitHub Pages

  • HTML outputs
  • Examples:
    • Event sites
    • Protocols
    • Courses
    • Slides
    • Books
    • Interactive apps

https://github.com/penn-state-open-science

Why names matter

https://penn-state-open-science.github.io/bootcamp-2025-quarto-II

See also…

My Quarto-folio

  • PSYCH 490: The Psychology of Data Visualization
  • PSYCH 490: The Reproducibility Crisis in Science
  • Open Scholarship Initiative website
  • Poster presented at the Vision Sciences Society 2025 meeting; repo

Next steps

  • What do you want to build?

Resources

About

This talk was produced using Quarto, using the RStudio Integrated Development Environment (IDE), version 2025.5.1.513.

The source files are in R and R Markdown, then rendered to HTML using the revealJS framework. The HTML slides are hosted in a GitHub repo and served by GitHub pages: https://penn-state-open-science.github.io/bootcamp-2025-quarto-II/

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