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:running_woman: If you look around this repository, you'll find a few standard template files in your Code tab. These contain most of what you need to get a Learning Lab course up and running. You can take this code as-is and create a Learning Lab course on your own. If you'd like some guidance, continue taking this course!
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:running_woman: If you look around this repository, you'll find a few standard template files in your Code tab. These contain most of what you need to get a Learning Lab course up and running. You can take this code as-is and create a Learning Lab course on your own.
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:book: The official [Learning Lab docs](https://github.github.com/learning-lab-equipment/#/) contain full instructions on how to create courses. We'll link to the docs throughout the course. Take a look if you'd like more information about steps we take in this course.
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### How do you prefer to work?
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### New to GitHub?
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For this course, you'll need to know how to create a branch on GitHub, commit changes using Git, and open a pull request on GitHub. If you need a refresher on the GitHub flow, check out [the Introduction to GitHub course]({{ host}}/courses/introduction-to-github).
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You'll also need a general understanding of webhooks and the GitHub API. [The Getting started with GitHub Apps course]({{ host}}/courses/getting-started-with-github-apps) is a good place to start.
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- :octocat: For a fully guided course writing experience, close this issue.
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-:car: If you'd like to work on your own, assign this issue to yourself.
Now that your changes are on `master`, you're ready to publish the course.
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## Publish the course
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1. Confirm that you are an owner of the **{{ owner }}** organization, or a member of a team named **lab-assistants** in the **{{ owner }}** organization.
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1. Navigate to https://lab-sandbox.github.com/{{ owner }}/new.
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1. In the Repository name field, type in **{{ repo }}**
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1. We recommend selecting **Private** so you can test the course with other members of the organization before making it public.
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Now...[what will you learn next]({{ host }}/courses)?
We'll continue the course instructions in case you change your mind and would like to continue. If you do, just return to this issue to pick it up where you left off.
Since Learning Lab courses must be owned by your organization, you'll need to [fork](https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo/) the course and template repositories there first. Here are the instructions:
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## Publish the course
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1. Choose an organization that will house your Learning Lab courses. You may have done this prior to taking the course.
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1. Confirm that you are an owner of the chosen Learning Lab course organization, or a member of a team named **lab-assistants** in that organization.
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1.[Fork this repository]({{ url }}) to your chosen organization.
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1.[Fork the template repository](https://github.com/githubtraining/lab-starter-template/fork) to your chosen organization.
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1. Navigate to `https://lab-sandbox.github.com/YOUR-ORGANIZATION/new`
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1. In the Repository name field, type in **{{ repo }}**
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1. We recommend selecting **Private** so you can test the course with other members of the organization before making it public.
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1. Take the course, which should be available at https://lab-sandbox.github.com/YOUR-ORGANIZATION/{{ repo }}
:book: The official [Learning Lab docs](https://github.github.com/learning-lab-equipment/#/) contain full instructions on how to create courses. We'll link to the docs throughout the course. Take a look if you'd like more information about steps we take in this course.
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### New to GitHub?
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For this course, you'll need to know how to create a branch on GitHub, commit changes using Git, and open a pull request on GitHub. If you need a refresher on the GitHub flow, check out [the Introduction to GitHub course]({{ host}}/courses/introduction-to-github).
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You'll also need a general understanding of webhooks and the GitHub API. [The Getting started with GitHub Apps course]({{ host}}/courses/getting-started-with-github-apps) is a good place to start.
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