All the Markdown stuff here is for Canvas.
Start all top-level headers for Canvas with ## (header 2).
VS Code preview sadly doesn't copy out the <pre> attribute for code
blocks in a way that Canvas understands.
Install cmark-gfm and make to build the .html files. You can paste
the HTML files into the Canvas HTML editor.
make clean to get rid of the .html files.
- Paste all the pages into Canvas.
- For each Exploration:
- Add rubric with text below, question is worth 1 point.
- Make it worth 1 point.
- Online submission, text entry.
- Set the due date to 11:59 PM the day after the corresponding class.
- For each quiz
- The quiz must be pasted in a question at a time.
- Set the due date for 11:59 PM the Sunday after the quiz.
- For each project
- Add the rubric, and make sure the points match the quiz
- Online submission: website URL
- Set the due date for 11:59 PM the Sunday after the quiz,
- Edit links in Overview.
- Copy link destination URLs in Overview back into the Markdown files.
- Edit the page.
- Switch to the HTML editor.
- Paste the HTML page in.
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After pasting, look at the Canvas accessibility checker to see if there's anything that needs fixing (i.e. table captions).
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The quizzes have to be pasted in a line at once. Bummer.
Paste this in:
Written Reflection
Answer the questions in the Reflection section.