it seems the class lost it's way when certain members were not able to create a github account because they could not verify their email account.
I recommend RP6 instruct the students to prepare their email ahead of time to ensure they can verify their account.
Students should know they must register for Mozilla and Github ahead of time.
Recommend posting the entire agenda ahead of time as well.

Overall, great training.

Focus more on the coding and go more in depth. That was the most fun part to learn

I think I need a nap

Re: Update readme 1; Update readme 2; etc.

MORE COOKIES

Mozilla Employees were very helpful

There were so many different materials to choose from when assembling our exercise (table or skit) that I think we spent a bit too much time selecting them. We got bogged down in the materials. Maybe if there were fewer to choose from it would be easier to get a meaningful exercise.

I think we need more delicious recipes -

Headers and sub headers could be more distinct if made bold and italic.
Sub headers can be made more attractive by adding emoji at the end of each sub header.

Thank you,

I would like for the markdown cheatsheet to be added as another tool on the Github page for easier access.

Hello,

I honestly have to say thank you for the opportunity that you guys have provided to us, I just had to say that. Now to the issue I have notice, please correct me if I am wrong, but I don't think that there is a way to link Thimble & GitHub together to make a web page, clam domain and publish it out to the public as personal or business. Also what can I do to avoid Copy Right Violations?

1. I would like to have a little more one-on-one.
2. I like the class, and its administrators, although, I do feel
   that there may be a need for more administrators.
3. I realize that being unfamiliar with things is sometimes difficult
   to understand, but believe I will survive.

Being familiar with GitHub, I understood the concept being taught by exchanging recipes. I would recommend spending a bit more time reinforcing that concept.

hey

We need mimosas for the morning session.

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I think babies should be fed more.

The overall content and idea of introducing GitHub is cool, but it might be better to teach/train people as a smaller group of 30 or less as opposed to 50.

I think we need more delicious recipes.-

Either a vegetarian sandwich option, or let attendees know the menu in advance so they can plan accordingly.

Maybe there could be a tutorial explaining things a bit better. I had problems keeping up and understanding where to click to get to certain areas where I can edit the code since I am sitting backwards to the instructor.

I will see if we can bring a laser pointer for tomorrow's class. It is a little hard to see where the mouse is on the screen.

Jose Flores
Digital Media RP/6

ALT-H2 is not as obvious as other mark downs.

i was really confused on how this game worked and i don't believe it helped us in any way

more exercise and slow down so others can catch up.

Git Hub is a little different than what many students will have seen. Prior to jumping into the exercises it might be helpful to tour through a couple GitHub sites.

This is a very minor suggestion, but having someone logged into the projected example would prevent confusion when your commit screen is different from the projected screen that says "propose a change".

The markdown cheat sheet was not the easiest to follow along with, especially for beginners. The markdown cheat sheet was crammed together, it may help to break it down a little more to make it less confusing. The bold and italic references were a little confusing, it took a good amount to decipher the information through trial and error.

more music related things

First time doing this.

Having the coding part and the preview part of it at the same page would be better at easier for learning, like how thimble have it.

May facilitate activity if prior to the class participants are advised to establish a GitHub account and confirm email prior to class start

Something that helps me with coding is having an example of codes on a side bar of some sort, so you can see all the different codes you can experiment with. For example I had an other browser open to "http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_colornames.asp" and it showed me different HTML codes I could throw into the script.

May facilitate activity if prior to the class participants are advised to establish a GitHub account and confirm email prior to class start.

Maybe split the class tables into experience levels or identify experienced people and put on with each group.

We need to go through the process more of a step by step hands on project.

Suggest that we include a chit sheet for highlighting (color) a line or heading; is it possible to insert a photo or graph?

We should have more chocolate in class

I need more practice.

Not entirely sure how the GitHub will help me in the real world. Probably cause I have no idea what I'm doing but maybe some real world experiences and examples of how GitHub works in a workplace environment would help.

I think it would be helpful if we broke into smaller groups to learn this. It was fun and informative.

It was enjoyable.

All ideas have now been expressed. So let's lock up the Suggestion Box. It's no longer needed. History is over. The Future is now. OK, time to move along. Nothing to see here. :-)

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The recipe trading was extremely uncomfortable. It's really tough exercise for people with social anxiety issues. Other than that exercise.. class has been great and very informative.

This block of instruction should be presented during an AM session because it has a lot of details. I am looking at my computer at have several tabs open, and I am officially lost during the "Readme" training.

Good show. Learned a lot.

Would be great if we had Day 1 and Day 2 labels for the RP6 workshop to identify which issues came on which day. 🌅