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Create a visual git student handout #104

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willingc opened this issue Nov 16, 2014 · 4 comments
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Create a visual git student handout #104

willingc opened this issue Nov 16, 2014 · 4 comments

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@willingc
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One bit of feedback we got yesterday from Hartnell mentors was that one mentor drew a diagram of what fork/clone/etc. meant, visually; perhaps that means the student handout could grow such a diagram.

Create a visual git student handout.

@paulproteus
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cc: @katieirenec

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This is great!

FYI, I did something like the following diagram before starting the first few steps of the activity, in an attempt to outline the general process before the students got started.
2014-11-17 10 58 53

Then as we went though the activity, I added more to the diagram during each step, something like this.
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Then there were some merge conflicts, and we described a way to resolve them going forward, which was illustrated like this:
2014-11-17 11 07 58

@willingc
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@katieirenec Do you mind if I use these in an IPython notebook or doc to teach some students at Cal State San Marcos?

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@willingc Go for it! Anyone is welcome to use them. My hope is that they make it easier someone to illustrate git on the whiteboard in the future.

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