This repository contains resources for a lab-style git tutorial. By “lab-style,” I mean that most of the time in supposed to be spent with the learners quasi-independently working their way through a set of tasks in small groups, with “lab assistants” available to answer questions as they come up. In my experience, this is the best way to teach something like git in a group, since people move at such different paces.
The tasks are described in a thorough “lab manual” handout. A
pre-built PDF, likely corresponding to main here, is
available online.
This tutorial is aimed at scientists. It brings up some mathematical concepts but tries not to assume much in the way of programming skills.
slides/contains some HTML slides used during the tutorial. They have no speaker notes and probably won't be super helpful for anyone other than the original author. They use reveal.js and the template might be of interest; see my htmltalk repository and accompanying blog post.handout/contains LaTeX source for the printed lab manual. It uses Tectonic and a few nonstandard fonts and packages, so it might take a few tries to compile.- PRESENTER-NOTES.md logs notes from times when I’ve presented the tutorial, to serve as reminders for the next time I revise the materials in preparation for another presentation.
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