Session profile

• Audience: course staff, advanced learners, and journal-club facilitators.
• Duration: 55 minutes workshop + 20 minutes curation exercise.
• Output: three fully curated atlas entries with complete metadata.

Slide-by-slide lecture plan

1. Slide 1 (2 min): Title and role of the atlas
2. Slide 2 (4 min): Why static reading lists fail at this scale
3. Slide 3 (5 min): Atlas metadata schema
4. Slide 4 (5 min): Workflow-stage indexing model
5. Slide 5 (5 min): Maturity and evidence grading
6. Slide 6 (5 min): Reproducibility and artifact availability criteria
7. Slide 7 (5 min): Link hygiene and deprecation policy
8. Slide 8 (6 min): Worked curation example (paper + dataset + tool)
9. Slide 9 (5 min): Common curation failure modes
10. Slide 10 (5 min): Governance roles and review cadence
11. Slide 11 (6 min): Hands-on curation activity setup
12. Slide 12 (7 min): Debrief and next update cycle

Figure integration points

• Primary shortlist: course/units/figures/atlas-connectomics-reference-selected-v1.md.
• Use workflow-stage schematic and metadata checklist visual.

Speaker notes (expert-level)

• Keep entries operationally useful: each should answer “when do I use this?” quickly.
• Flag historical but influential resources without presenting them as current defaults.

Assessment and artifacts

• Deliverable: curated entry set with required schema fields.
• Rubric dimensions: metadata completeness, workflow relevance, and limitation clarity.

Connections

• Unit page: Atlas Connectomics Reference
• Journal club: Technical Track Journal Club
• Dictionary: Connectomics Dictionary
• Existing module overlap: none yet (reference unit)

Slide artifacts