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2 years ago Please carefully review these changes and decide which are useful for your course. See the release notes: https://github.com/jhudsl/OTTR_Template/releases
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If you don't want the changes from a particular file, you can always revert that particular commit before merging the sync PR. If you will not want any updates on this file in the future, you may want to remove a file from being synced in your repo by reconfiguring the sync file.
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You may want to unenroll your repository from the sync GitHub actions by filing a PR on OTTR_Template
to delete your repo name from this file if this will continue to be the case.
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New Content Checklist
[ ] New content/chapter is in an Rmd file with this kind of format and headers.
[ ] New content/chapter contains Learning Objectives and are in the correct format.
[ ] Bookdown successfully re-renders and any new content files have been added to the _bookdown.yml.
[ ] Spell check runs successfully in Github actions style-n-check).
[ ] Any newly necessary packages that are needed have been added to the Dockerfile and image.
[ ] Images are in the correct format for rendering.
[ ] Every new image has alt text and is in a Google Slide.
[ ] Each slide is described in the notes of the slide so learners relying on a screen reader can access the content. See https://lastcallmedia.com/blog/accessible-comics for more guidance on this.
[ ] The color palette choices of the slide are contrasted in a way that is friendly to those with color vision deficiencies. You can check this using Color Oracle.