The invitation is sent to [email protected], and the I sign in using my ijlyttle account, which uses [email protected].
The invitation is to a space, ours is called "From R User to R Programmer". Within that space, we can create a project; we will create "r-programming-exercises". We will create a code project.
It looks like I will:
- create a project from a git repository
- install our pre-req packages:
install.packages(c("devtools", "tidyverse", "palmerpenguins", "here")) - make changes only by pulling in from the repo:
- when I test things out myself, revert the changes
- when it's ready to go:
- make sure the project is git-synced with the repo
- make it an assignment
It's not yet clear to me (I need to remind myself every year) how we will:
- run an independent test of the functionality, i.e. "Today, I am a student"
- make this availble to students on the day-of, if needed
It looks like I will:
- open the project
- go to settings (the wee gear icon)
- make the project public
- make the project an assignment
To share to students (via Alex), using the Posit Cloud web interface from the project:
- Click the Members tab.
- The easiest approach for most workshops is to use the Sharing Link option to create a Contributor invitation url link that can be shared before and at the start of the workshop.
- When students click the link they will be sent to a login/signup page if they are not already logged in.