Preface
Four basic ingredients
1 Infrastructure
2 Data
3 Lessons
4 Organization
Education cookbooks
How to use the cookbooks
I Cookbook: R Markdown Lessons
Introduction
- What are we making?
5 Make a document
6 Make it yours
7 Caring for your document
8 Design a how-to
9 Dress it up!
10 Make it fancier
11 Trouble-shooting
II Cookbook: Packages etc.
Introduction
12 Create a data package
13 Create R Markdown templates
14 Create RStudio project templates
- 14.1 Why do this?
15 Add interactive tutorials
III Cookbook: R Markdown sites
Introduction
16 Make a site
17 Make it yours
18 Caring for your site
19 Dress it up!
20 Make it fancier
IV Cookbook: Distill sites
Introduction
21 Make a Distill site
22 Make it yours
- 22.1 Adding new Distill articles
- 22.2 Grow your navbar
23 Caring for your Distill site
24 Dress it up!
- 24.1 Site sections
  - 24.1.1 Site footer
  - 24.1.2 Appendix
- 24.2 Sharing
25 Make it fancier
V Cookbook: Bookdown book
Introduction
26 Make a book
27 Make it yours
- 27.1 Creating new chapters
- 27.2 Putting your chapters in order
28 Caring for your book
29 Dress it up!
30 Make it fancier
VI Cookbook: Blogdown sites
Introduction
31 Make a site
32 Make a site for a workshop
33 Make a site for a course
34 Make it fancier
Appendix
A CSS Crash Course
- A.1 What’s in a name?
- A.2 How do I change the color of….?
B Backlog
C Miscellaneous
D Spillover from distill
E Teaching and Learning with Jupyter Book Review
F R Markdown Themes
G What should I make
H Teaching learners
I What to do on day 1
J Licensing your content
K Remixing licensed content
L Community
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