Jekyll

I think that is a good way to learn.

I might also encourage you if you want to learn WCAG more deeply, try to make a website by writing some HTML, whether it's just some text files where you write the HTML or maybe using a static site generator like Jekyll or there's one called Eleventy.

And I think those are great ways to learn the web more deeply.

Next, you'll wanna learn ARIA.

So in act one, we spent time doing a tutorial to learn Markdown, a tutorial to learn how to use Git and GitHub.

And then they used those skills to make a simple Jekyll website on the GitHub platform, which you can do just with Markdown.

Then I gave an intro to RStudio for the few students who hadn't used it before and what a translating Markdown into RMarkdown would be like to make a computational notebook in RStudio.

Then we bridged from the skills that they had learned in the introductory GIS class, basically put a notebook together with simple examples on the order of this complexity.