Introductory guide to a prototype Open Computing Lab
THIS REPO IS ALREADY IN THE PROCESS OF BEING DEPRECATED IN FAVOUR OF OpenComputingLab repos
This guide is also autobuilt as an nbsphinx site nd published via Github Pages at innovationoutside.github.io/Open_Computing_Lab_Guide/.
At the moment, this is a toolkit of documents:
about.md: a brief overview of the philosophy behind, and motivation for, the Open Computing Lab approach;using_docker.md: an introduction to using the Open Computing Lab on your own computer using Docker;using_containds.md: an introduction to using the Open Computing Lab on your own computer using ContainDS;using_mybinder.md: an introduction to using the Open Computing Lab via the online MyBinder service;using_notebooks.md: an introduction to the Jupyter notebook interface used to access many Open Computing Lab environments and activities;using_notebooks_to_support_teaching_and_learning.md: some ideas on how to use Jupyter notebooks to support teaching and learning;obtaining_materials.md: example guidance on accessing module content for use within an Open Computing Lab environment;saving_and_checkpointing_work.md: hints and advice on saving your work when working in Open Computing Lab environments;use_in_tm129.md: guidance on getting started using the Open Computing Lab environment for TM129;use_in_tm351.md: guidance on getting started using the Open Computing Lab environment for TM351.