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Checklists should cover:

• Setup (e.g. charger, tabs)
• Things to mention at the beginning, at the end

Templates for:

• First chat message
• Channel messages

• Use {config} and centralise all links in a config.yaml. Will make it easier to migrate content to CFE group if necessary.
• See about embbeding {learnr} demos in the slides. Could be helpful for purrr? No need to switch back and forth between screens.

• Put scripts in the 01_intro RStudio Cloud project in their original state.
• Create solution copies in the same project.
• Put the solution scripts in the repo.
• Follow-up on Courteney's question: Hello Maria Paula - if you have time could provide some best practice / tips regarding using R at the OECD : which version, shortcuts to access R, where to store files etc. Thanks!
  • Write up something in the CFE technical docs repo. Link to that in the Annex of the first slides.
  • Check with Arnaud Atoch that last bit: where to store files, etc. Will need that for the final presentation too.

From my mac

Github repo:

• Example: https://github.com/rstudio-conf-2020/intro-to-ml-tidy and https://github.com/worldbank/dime-r-training
• Pros: Quick to set up.
• Cons: Not as nice, can be intimidating to navigate

Bookdown:

• Example: https://wtf-teach.netlify.app/index.html
• Pros: Cleaner look, menu is easy to navigate
• Cons: Code rendering sometimes iffy

Website

• Example: https://github.com/rstudio-education/arm-workshop-rsc2019
• Pros: More configurability?
• Cons: Messing around with Hugo will be a time sink