Cal-ICOR documentation

Citation

Cal-ICOR team. “Cal-ICOR Documentation: Home.” Web page, docs.cal-icor.org, date not stated. https://docs.cal-icor.org/. Read 2026-10-26.

Bottom line

• “Cal-ICOR provides California educational institutions with a free, online computing resource using JupyterHub.”
• The documentation has sections on authentication, user environments, “Acceptable Use and Privacy Policies”, support and an administrator guide.

Background

See Cal-ICOR.

Key claims

• Tools: “JupyterLab, VSCode, Shiny, and RStudio”, with Python (through conda) and R packages pre-installed.
• Sections: What is the Hub?, Getting Started, Course Creation Workflow, Authentication, User Environments, Notebooks and Material Sharing, User policies, Support Resources, FAQ, Administrator Guide.
• The documentation is open to contributions on GitHub (cal-icor/docs).

Evidence and method

The program’s own documentation front page (255 words).

Limits

• The policy, authentication and administrator pages were not downloaded.