1. Pick a video to transcribe (if the column Transcriber has a ?, that means it needs a transcriber.)
2. You can start with the given YouTube preliminary text.

• Attention to details is very important requirement for this task.
• Good spelling and grammar is critical to this task.
• Being comfortable with reading, writing and listening to the English language is important for this task.

Here are some examples of transcripts that are well-edited:

1. scikit-learn Pull Request Example: 2020/06-reshama-shaikh-sklearn-pr.md
2. Emily Robinson Career Talk: 2020/10-emily-robinson-career.md

Here is what the raw markdown file looks like:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/data-umbrella/event-transcripts/main/2020/06-reshama-shaikh-sklearn-pr.md

You can submit edits in either of these formats:

1. Pull Request: Use a code editor and submit a PR (Markdown file).
2. Google Doc: If you are unfamiliar with how to submit a PR, you can copy the text into a Google doc and edit it there and send back the link to the edited doc.

• For beginning of sentences, make them capital letters
  • Example: when "i" as in "i think", can you change to capital letter: "I think ..."
• Break sections down into paragraphs (not one whole file)
• For the sections, add some timestamps, so people know where they can find it in the video? Breaking it down every 10 minutes or so is acceptable. (That would be 6 timestamps for a 1-hour talk.)
  • Example of sub-section and timestamps

### Set Up Repository (3:46)

• Add period to the end of sentences.
• Fix spelling
  • Example: PY Ladies ===> PyLadies
  • Example: "data umbrella" ===> Data Umbrella
  • Example: "reishmas" ===> Reshama
• When I did this, I listened to the video for a couple of sentences, and then stopped it. Then I edit the text and then I start the video again for another sentence or two.

• It can take a good 2 to 4 hours to edit a transcript for a 1-hour video.
• It is not necessary to include screenshots of slides.