Cyberinfrastructure Learning and Workforce Development: CI-TEAM Community Building Workshop

网络基础设施正在对全国各地的学习和劳动力发展产生积极影响，国家科学基金会网络基础设施办公室的CI-Team计划资助的项目就是例证。这些项目吸引了不同的受众和社区，并传播了有益于他人的优秀资源。这些项目有愿望和需要相互分享经验教训，并与其他国家项目分享，以使每个项目变得更强大和更有效。该项目(传播和信息-团队-社区)的主要目标是举办一次讲习班，以促进社区建设。研讨会将于2007年6月27日至28日在华盛顿特区举行。研讨会的重点是让当前和以前获得资助的CI团队项目、NSF所有董事中的计划官员、追求类似目标的其他国家认可的项目，以及通过下一次CI团队募集寻求资金的有抱负的项目。本次研讨会将履行NSF的承诺，将05财年和06财年CI团队奖的PI集合在一起。CI-Team项目解决了21世纪发现的网络基础设施愿景[OCI-1]中描述的学习和劳动力需求。该项目由Scott Lathrop(芝加哥大学)、Alex Ramirez(HACU)、Diane Baxter(SDSC)、Edee Wiziecki(NCSA)、Henry Neeman(俄克拉荷马大学)、Roscoe Giles(波士顿大学)、Mike Wilde(U Chicago/ANL)、Ann Redelff(顾问)领导。这个团队多年来一直在为不同的受众协调类似的活动。Wiziecki和Redelfs在2006年为NSF的BPC项目组织了一次类似的活动。

Cyberinfrastructure is positively impacting learning and workforce development throughout the country as exemplified by the projects funded through the CI-TEAM program of the Office of Cyberinfrastructure of the National Science Foundation. The projects are engaging diverse audiences and communities, and are disseminating excellent resources that will benefit others. The projects have a desire and a need to share lessons learned with one another and other national projects to allow each project to become stronger and more effective. The primary objective for this project (CI-TEAM-Community) is to conduct a workshop to foster community building. The workshop will occur June 27-28, 2007 in the Washington, DC area. The workshop focuses on engaging current and previously funded CI-TEAM projects, program officers in all NSF directorates, other nationally recognized projects pursuing similar goals, as well as aspiring projects seeking funding through the next CI-TEAM solicitation. This workshop will fulfill NSF's commitment to bring together the PIs for the FY05 and FY06 CI-TEAM awards. The CI-TEAM projects address the learning and workforce needs described in the Cyberinfrastructure Vision for 21st Century Discovery [OCI-1]. The project is led by Scott Lathrop (U Chicago), Alex Ramirez (HACU), Diane Baxter (SDSC), Edee Wiziecki (NCSA), Henry Neeman (U Oklahoma), Roscoe Giles (Boston U), Mike Wilde (U Chicago/ANL), Ann Redelfs (Consultant). This team has been coordinating similar events for diverse audiences for many years. Wiziecki and Redelfs organized a similar event for NSF's BPC program in 2006.