This GitHub repository (called a repo) contains a simple single-page markdown template (index.md) that will be used to create a single web-page assessment literacy module.

Creating your own assessment literacy module using this format is easy.

1. Fork this repo by clicking on the Fork button in the upper right of this page. Create or log in to your GitHub account if prompted to.
2. On your forked version of the page, click on the Settings tab located toward the top of the page.
3. If you'd like, change the Repository name from Literasee_Setup. If you do, click Rename and then go back to the Settings tab.
4. Scroll down to the section GitHub Pages, click on the Source dropdown, select maaster branch, and click Save. You now have a webpage.
5. Go back to your main repo page (scroll up to the top and click on the repo name in the header).
6. Change the URL in the top description portion of the page to https://YOUR_USER_NAME.github.io/YOUR_REPO_NAME/ by clicking the Edit button. This will make it easier for you/other people to get to your page.

1. The index.md file contains the text (formatted with Markdown) that comprises your module.
2. There are several ways to edit index.md:
   • GitHub allows for markdown editing directly from its site. Click on index.md and then click on the pencil icon in the upper right. You can now edit and preview the markdown in index.md
   • There are several online markdown editors that integrate with GitHub. Dillinger and StackEdit are two.
3. At any time, you can save your changes by scrolling to the bottom and clicking Commit changes. You can also add notes indicating what the changes are that you've made.

1. Change the README.md to reflect the contents of your assessment literacy module.

1. GitHub is providing us with a site to host our source code as well as a server to serve the content!
2. Details on how this works can be found here.

Literasee is crafted with ❤️ by:

• Damian Betebenner
• Ben Clinkinbeard
• Charlie DePascale
• Adam VanIwaarden

We love feedback and are happy to answer questions.