Thanks for your interest in contributing an educational resource! There are two approaches to do this: linking to an existing open resource or adding your resource directly to the Python in Chemistry repositories. Either way, it is vital that the following conditions are met:
Your resource must be shared with an open licence (i.e., CC BY 4.0)
You must identify all of the contributors to the resource (this is most easily done by making the resource a Git repository)
With these conditions met, please see below for approach-specific guidence.
Linking to an Existing Resource¶
If you want to link an existing resource, please edit the linked-resources file on Github (click the pen icon to edit), add your resource to the list, commit your changes, and open a pull request on the repository. We will try to address your pull request as soon as possible. Please follow the format of the other resources in the list, i.e., including a name for the resource, and the host organisation.
Adding Your Resource Directly¶
To add your resource directly to the pythoninchemistry organisation, please contact Andrew R. McCluskey to discuss how to transfer the GitHub repository.