Update technical information in this repository + moving stuff to a wiki about connector-instructors HOT 5 CLOSED

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Things to add that would help connector instructors

Creating connector servers (@ryanlovett ? @choldgraf ?)

• How do we explain to instructors how they can get a connector server (or hub?) set up?
• What can they get?
• How do they ask for it?
• What do their students need to do in order to get accounts?

This seems to come even before workflow. I'd love to have this info ready to send out already over the weekend if we can.

Connector assistants and other connector resources (@anthonysuen, is this you & Aspen)
Right now this wiki is mostly technical information. Should we

• add information (a page?) about connector assistants
• integrate the content of the spreadsheet of other connector instructor resources we made on Wed

It'd seem to me to make sense to put these non-technical things here, but tell me if you'd see a better way?

Usability

• Does someone need a GitHub account in order to see the wiki?
• Edit the wiki?
• How about in order to create issues?

Contact info

• Do we mention Ryan somewhere?
• Should we still leave on Sam Lau as a point of contact, or replace him with someone else? I.e., eventually Gunjan, once we've onboarded her.

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Thanks for the suggestions @clcarson, @ryanlovett and I will meet today and we can hash out any details that I'll then add to the wiki.

Once all the information is up there, I'll ping this issue again so that people can give feedback on organization etc.

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ok, @ryanlovett and I had a meeting and have considerably added to the list above. I'll try to step through most of this by the end of the weekend so that it's ready to go by Monday. When that's done, it'd be great if some people could take a look through what's there and make edits / rearrangements as they like.

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Hey everybody, I've updated several of the sections in the wiki, and have added github issues for outstanding issues. Let's take commentary on those specific points to their respective issues, and I'm going to close this thread for now.

The documentation is in a more-or-less ready state for new instructors. But it'd be great if folks could take a look through it and make edits as needed.

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