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\title[OfflineDataSci]{Overview: Offlinedatasci automates the downloading and updating of the most recent materials for running workshops.}

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\author[VC EPW JSS CS AD]{VC EPW JSS CS AD} 

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	\frametitle{OfflineDataSci}
	\framesubtitle{A Python Package for Managing Common Data Science Tools for Carpentries Workshops or Individual Users When Limited Access to the Internet is Anticipated}
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	Overview: Offlinedatasci automates the downloading and updating of the most recent materials for running workshops.
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   				\item Limited internet access is an obstacle for data science workshop attendees, individual learners, and practitioners.
       
				\item OfflineDataSci is a Python package with a command-line interface that allows workshop instructors or individuals to maintain local teaching servers or local work environments.
				
				\item It downloads lesson materials for Software, Data, and Library Carpentries; installers for essential tools like \textbf{R}, \textbf{Python}, and \textbf{Rstudio}; and creates local mirrors of the R and Python package repositories that can be customized.
    
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				\caption{OfflineDataSci handles downloading and configuring software and lessons.}
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	\begin{block}{Acknowledgements}
		Virnaliz Cruz, Ethan P. White, Jannetta S. Steyn, Colin Sauze, Abhishek Dasgupta
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