Jupyterbooks are a nice way of packaging separate markdown files and notebooks.
When you embed a notebook it renders as a html (but you can keep interactive plots).
But I think in particular we take advantage of the fact that you can automatically generate a binder link (see the rocket icon on the notebook link.
So, it would be neat to have the course packaged as a jupyter book, with the users launching binder whenever they want to interact with the code (during both the taught and hands-on sessions).
Jupyterbooks are a nice way of packaging separate markdown files and notebooks.
When you embed a notebook it renders as a html (but you can keep interactive plots).
But I think in particular we take advantage of the fact that you can automatically generate a binder link (see the rocket icon on the notebook link.
So, it would be neat to have the course packaged as a jupyter book, with the users launching binder whenever they want to interact with the code (during both the taught and hands-on sessions).