alan-turing-institute · AdamD234 · Jul 19, 2024 · Jul 25, 2024 · Jul 25, 2024 · Jul 25, 2024
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diff --git a/github-workshop/2023-enrichment_Pizza-toppings.md b/github-workshop/2023-enrichment_Pizza-toppings.md
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 Hello and Welcome to the Git Good Workshop! This folder contains the materials and slides for the Git Good: Introduction to GitHub workshop. 
 
 ## Contents
-* [2023-enrichment_Pizza-toppings.md](./2023-enrichment_Pizza-toppings.md) is the file you will be editing as part of exercise 2. Please ensure that you write your answer next to the question that was assigned to you in the Getting Started Issue.
-* [Widening-Participation-Git-Good-Workshop-2023.pdf](./Widening-Participation-Git-Good-Workshop-2023.pdf) is a pdf version of the slides from the workshop. You will be able to view these and use them as a reference after the session.
+* [Widening-Participation-Git-Good-Workshop-2024.pdf]() is a pdf version of the slides from the workshop. You will be able to view these and use them as a reference after the session.
 * [README.md](./README.md) is this document you're reading now! Remember that a README file is like the first page of a website - so when you open a folder (which is called a "directory") it's the document you are greeted with.
-* [Widening-participation_Introductions.md](./Widening-participation_Introductions.md) is a version of the pizza toppings file that was used in a previous workshop (the Widening Participation Summer School in 2023).
+* [Widening-participation_Introductions.md](./Widening-participation_Introductions.md) is Exercise 2 about open source (the Widening Participation Summer School in 2024).
 
 
 # Other Information
-
-This workshop is awesome! 
-:wave:
+Take a look at this [Markdown Cheat Sheet](https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/) to learn how to format text in GitHub (and may other places where markdown is employed!) 
 
 
 

diff --git a/github-workshop/Widening-Participation-Git-Good-Workshop-2023.pdf b/github-workshop/Widening-Participation-Git-Good-Workshop-2023.pdf
diff --git a/github-workshop/Widening-participation_Introductions.md b/github-workshop/Widening-participation_Introductions.md
diff --git a/github-workshop/archive-of-sessions-2024.md b/github-workshop/archive-of-sessions-2024.md
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+#Archive of sessions 2024
+
+## Github WP session 1
+
+# Hello and Welcome to the Git Good Workshop! 
+
+## About 
+
+This file is Exercise 2 in the Git Good: Introduction to GitHub workshop. 
+Please refer to the checkin Issue that we commented on in Exercise 1 to find your number. Then add your answer to the question beside your corresponding number.
+
+## Questions from slidedeck
+1. What is the project’s license?
+2. Why do you think this license benefits this project?
+3. What platform do they host their code on?
+
+## Question: What have you learned about your case study:
+
+Group 1 (case study name):
+
+
+Group 2 (case study 2): Arduino
+1. License: CC-BY-SA
+2. Benefits: Allows for efficient development for arduino hardware or other more special cases where modifications are necessary
+3. Platform: Website, and GitHub: https://github.com/arduino/
+
+Group 3 (case study 1): Linux
+1. Open source
+2. People can create different versions of Linux that can help specific scenarios
+3. hosted on Github.
+
+Case study 2: Arduino
+1. Open source
+2. People can invent new ways to use the Arduino technology to create their own invention,
+3. hosted on Github: https://github.com/arduino/
+
+Group 4 (case study 4): Open Source Investigation (OSINT)
+1. Creative Commons Attribute - Share Alike
+2. Any adaptations must have the same license as the original
+3. GitHub
+
+
+Group 5 (case study 5): Open Source AI
+1. Open souce
+   People can modifiy it for there own needs so more people will use it
+   Github
+2. Open source
+   Anyone can modiy it for there own needs
+3. Pressable: Pressable (listed at the bottom of the page: https://opensource.org/deepdive#cfp) 
+
+
+Group 6 (case study 1): Linux
+1. GNU General Public License version 2 - Copyleft license
+2. Why:
+3. GitHub: https://github.com/torvalds/linux
+
+
+Group 7 (case study name):
+
+
+Group 8 (case study 3): The Turing Way
+1. License: CC BY 4.0 and MIT
+2. Why: Education so can be shared, accessibility and can be edited to meet requirements, less costly
+3. Where hosted: GitHub link: https://github.com/the-turing-way/the-turing-way
+
+Group 9 (case study name):
+
+LINUX
+
+1. They use an GPL liscence
+2. It allows anyone to freely modify and use thier source code for comercial or unpaid projects
+3. There source code is hosted on kernel.org.
+
+
+Group 10 (case study 5): open source AI
+1. permissive
+2. Promotes Collaboration and Transparency
+3. GitHub??
+
+Group 11 (case study name):
+Case study 1:
+Copyleft
+Anyone can change but under same licensing
+Kernel.org
+
+Case study 2: Arduino
+1. CC BB SA
+2. lets other distribute work commercially 
+3. GitHub: https://github.com/arduino/
+
+Case study 3: The Turing Way
+1. CC BY 4.0 and MIT
+2. Anyone can edit however you have to credit
+3. GitHub: https://github.com/the-turing-way/the-turing-way
+
+Group 12 (case study name):
+
+
+Group 13 (Case Study Name: Linux):
+1. The license used for Linux us GNU GPL as it is publicly available.
+2. It allows for collaboration between diffferent people to modify and use which is beneficial to the original and modified versions.
+3. Linux uses GitHub to host its code: https://github.com/torvalds/linux
+
+
+Group 14 (case study name Linux):
+1. License = GNU GPL
+2. Easy to modify and easy to collaborate
+3. GitHub: https://github.com/torvalds/linux
+
+Group 15 (case study name): 
+
+
+Group 16 (case study 2): Arduino)
+1. Open source 
+2. Easy to use and enables people to share ideas about what they are producing. Being open source, also allows multiple people to work on one project to improve it at a faster rate. 
+3. It is hosted on GitHub: https://github.com/arduino/
+
+Group 17 (case study 1): Linux
+1. open source
+2. flexibility, create apps
+2. source code: GitHub: https://github.com/torvalds/linux
+
+Group 15 (case study 3): The Turing Way
+1. The Turing Way has two open source licenses: CC BY 4.0 and MIT
+2. It is based on ethical research by a group of data scientists and therefore y making it an open source license it ensures everyone has an opinion on a research program being  investigated by data scientists
+3. It is hosted on Github: https://github.com/the-turing-way/the-turing-way
diff --git a/github-workshop/introductions-2024-session-1.md b/github-workshop/introductions-2024-session-1.md
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+# Hello and Welcome to the Git Good Workshop! 
+
+## About 
+
+This file is Exercise 2 in the Git Good: Introduction to GitHub workshop. 
+Please refer to the checkin Issue that we commented on in Exercise 1 to find your number. Then add your answer to the question beside your corresponding number.
+
+## Questions from slidedeck
+1. What is the project’s license?
+2. Why do you think this license benefits this project?
+3. What platform do they host their code on?
+
+## Question: What have you learned about your case study:
+
+Group 1 (case study 1): Linux
+1. License: Open Source, GNU General Public License (GPL)
+2. Benefits: This license allows the growth of knowledge by allowing everybody to modify programs. It is stable and safe.
+3. Platform: kernel.org
+
+Group 2 (case study 2): Arduino
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+Group 3 (case study 3): The Turing way
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform:  
+
+Group 4 (case study 4): Open Source Investigation (OSINT)
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+Group 5 (case study 5): Open Source AI
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+Group 6 (case study 1): Linux
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+Group 7 (case study name): Arduino
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+Group 8 (case study 3): The Turing Way
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+Group 9 (case study 4): Open Source Investigation (OSINT)
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+
+Group 10 (case study 5): open source AI
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+Group 11 (case study 1):
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+
+Group 12 (case study 2):
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+
+Group 13 (case study 3):
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+
+Group 14 (case study 4):
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+
+Group 15 (case study 5): 
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+
+Group 16 (case study 1):
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+
+Group 17 (case study 2): 
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+
+Group 15 (case study 3): 
+1. License: 
+2. Benefits:
+3. Platform: 
+
+
+