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Line 1: − ===There are currently two kinds of regular community calls:===+ − * '''Community Calls (monthly, first Tuesday):''' focus on anything of interest to the OH community, including infrastructure, program, management, tools, projects, collaborations, etc. etc. Feel free to bring any OH relevant topic to these calls. These calls are typically recorded. − * '''Self Research Chats (weekly on Thursdays):''' These weekly calls grew out of the [https://www.openhumans.org/self-research/ Steven Keating Memorial Self-Research Project] on Open Humans. These chats are focused on supporting our self research projects. Bring your projects, ideas, progress, and insights. You are welcome to present or just listen. These calls are typically NOT recorded. − + − 1. '''Time:''' 10:00am PST (18:00pm GMT)+ + − 2. '''Zoom videochat meeting link:''' https://zoom.us/j/196519106 Passcode:922125+ + − 3. '''Open Humans Community calendar:''' https://tinyurl.com/sfglmx8+ − If you use Google Calendar, you can use a button on the bottom right to add this to your calendar.+ + − 4. '''Meeting agenda & notes (see links below)'''+ + + + + − Editing this document:+ − * add your name and/or ideas to an upcoming call.+ − * The document is editable, so please be invited to contribute to note-taking! − '''Archive of previous notes:''' https://tinyurl.com/wprwl2b+ − We also use '''Slack''' a lot to chat – you're welcome to join! Get access here: http://slackin.openhumans.org/+ − − ==Links to meeting notes== − {{#ask: [[Category:Self-Research Chat Notes]]|format=ul}}
→Online meetups and chats: Open Humans Community Call 2021 (Google Doc) link replaced with Open Humans Community & Self-Research Chats 2022
People interested in personal science topics often like to share their projects, ideas, and questions with others that have similar interests. Listed below are some of the places these discussions occur.
===Call information:===
==Online meetups and chats==
===Open Humans self-research chats===
[[Self-research chats]] are weekly online videochats that grew out of the [https://www.openhumans.org/self-research/ Steven Keating Memorial Self-Research Project] on Open Humans. Discussion is informal and focuses on sharing self-research projects, tools, updates, insights, and questions. Information about joining chats, as well as notes from previous meetings, can be found in [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ogND2gK5L2iQ42PSFAIZV_UuhhD4TXfCfagivmyutos/edit# this document].
===Show and Tell meetups===
Since 2020 several online meetups have occurred featuring Show and Tell talks, organized by Quantified Self Labs as well as local Quantified Self organizers.
==Online forums==
===Quantified Self===
The [https://forum.quantifiedself.com/ Quantified Self Forum] hosts discussions covering a variety of personal science projects, questions, and ideas. Running since 2011, the forum has has accumulated thousands of posts that can be searched and has some long-term contributors with extensive experience in personal science topics and projects.
===Reddit===
Some subforums on Reddit feature posts related to personal science topics:
*[https://www.reddit.com/r/QuantifiedSelf/ r/QuantifiedSelf] has a variety of posts related to "quantified self" topics
*[https://www.reddit.com/r/Biohackers/ r/Biohackers] has many posts related to self-improvement of health and wellness
*[https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/ r/DataIsBeautiful] hosts personal data visualizations on Mondays (and ONLY Mondays - to prevent these from overwhelming the subreddit)
==Meet-ups and Conferences==
A variety of meet-ups and conferences have been organized over the years, especially in association with Quantified Self. In addition, Quantified Self has organized some formal conferences that feature a variety of talks and discussions. Many regional meet-up groups are organized via Meetup.com related to [https://www.meetup.com/topics/quantified-self/ quantified self], as well as [https://www.meetup.com/topics/self-tracking/ self tracking], [https://www.meetup.com/topics/biohacking/ biohacking], and similar topics.
Related to this, Quantified Self organizers recommend individuals share 5-10 minute presentations giving "a first person account of an actual self-tracking project". Talks are recommended a "Show and Tell" format that [https://quantifiedself.com/blog/our-three-prime-questions/ answers three questions]: (1) What did you do? (2) How did you do it? (3) What did you learn?
Video recordings, transcripts, and slides of many Show and Tell talks are available online and [https://wiki.openhumans.org/wiki/Category:Show_and_Tell are documented in this wiki].