Elixir Belgium Training has the aim to provide tools for data analysis to life scientist from all career stages. In this report we would like to share the feedback received from attendees.
From January 2018 to March 2018 we had a total of 6 workshops at different locations around Belgium. On these workshops we received 112 attendees, from 129 applicants. The gender distribution was 44.6% for women and 55.4% for men.
Number of workshops by location
Location | Number of workshops |
---|---|
Antwerp | 1 |
Brussels | 2 |
Ghent | 2 |
Leuven | 1 |
From the above numbers we had a total of 75 responses to the voluntary and annonymous after-workshop feedback.
Please notice how much the number of feedback responses varies among different locations.
Location | Number of responses |
---|---|
Brussels | 30 |
Ghent | 24 |
Leuven | 13 |
UAntwerp | 8 |
Comparing the gender distribution of respondents, it is similar to the total gender distribution of the total attendees.
Gender | Percentage of respondents |
---|---|
Female | 44 % |
Male | 49.33 % |
Prefer not to say | 6.67 % |
Our aim is to reach all career stages, however it is clear that most attendees are PhD candidates.
Overall the workshops are well received.
We also asked if attendees would recommend the workshop, and most people said yes.
These workshops are all bring-your-own-device. The distribution of operative systems is interesting. Most attendees use Windows computers.
Operative System | Number of laptops |
---|---|
Linux | 1 |
OS | 24 |
Windows | 50 |
The last two questions were only included from the third workshop and have 47 responses each.
First, we asked if attendees have used the tools or resources before attending the workshop.
How often have you used the tools before | Number of responses |
---|---|
Frequently | 11 |
Occasionally | 24 |
Unaware of them | 9 |
Used other service | 3 |
Then, we asked if attendees will use the tools or resources they have learned after attending the workshop.
Will you use the tools or resources in the future | Number of responses |
---|---|
Maybe | 3 |
Yes | 44 |
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I acknowledge this publication is resulting from support of Elixir-Belgium for my role as data science and bioinformatics trainer.
Last update: 2018-03-20