It is included as an Appendix to these minutes, and will be included on the observatory website. Russet and Camron presently hand this list to new observers coming to the mountain. We discussed how new people get trained in practice. In practice, this is up to the individual institutions. The most common problem is people not ready to begin at the beginning of their time.
Some people only show up at the end of twilight, so, e.g., focus time is lost.
It might be useful to get some feedback to the individual user's committee members about people from their institutions who might be struggling. Different observers have very different ideas about what their responsibilities are versus those of the observing specialists. Remember that it is often much more efficient to call the mountain when things get confused, than trying to sort things out via the message window. That is, they should make sure to put enough time aside to get properly prepared and focussed before the observing starts. Chris Stubbs suggests putting together a newsletter on a regular basis, describing recent developments on the telescope, progress on observing techniques, etc., etc.