Our current approach is to produced PDFs of all of the presentations and bundle them up on FigShare (or possibly just make a zip available). This works okay for web-based lessons, for example in the Carpentries format because they provide a way to generate an "all-in-one" page for the lesson, which can easily be turned into a single PDF.
But it would be nice to be able to link to the website for the lesson too. That's not archival, but people might prefer that to follow along. or for later reference.
One way to do this might be to continue the current practice with the PDF and add links in the agenda to web-based lessons. We'd need to add a note at the top of the agenda to explain. The agenda spreadsheet would need to include the URL to link to. Anything with a URL would presumably get a link.
Our current approach is to produced PDFs of all of the presentations and bundle them up on FigShare (or possibly just make a zip available). This works okay for web-based lessons, for example in the Carpentries format because they provide a way to generate an "all-in-one" page for the lesson, which can easily be turned into a single PDF.
But it would be nice to be able to link to the website for the lesson too. That's not archival, but people might prefer that to follow along. or for later reference.
One way to do this might be to continue the current practice with the PDF and add links in the agenda to web-based lessons. We'd need to add a note at the top of the agenda to explain. The agenda spreadsheet would need to include the URL to link to. Anything with a URL would presumably get a link.