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|**04** Issues | 3 |PR with `Closes #XX`| No (manual) | github-issues | 1 | Created |
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|**04** Issues | 3 |Issue comment (evidence links)| No (manual) | github-issues | 1 | Created |
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|**05** Pull Requests | 3 | PR with `Closes #XX`| Yes | pull-requests | 1 | Created |
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**Total: 26 challenges per student**
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Chapters 4, 5, 6, and 11 use PR-based submission with `Closes #XX` syntax. All other chapters use issue-comment-based submission where students post evidence as a checklist comment.
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Chapters 5, 6, and 11 use PR-based submission with `Closes #XX` syntax. Chapter 4 uses issue-comment-based submission where students post evidence links on their assigned challenge issue (no branch or file editing required). All other chapters use issue-comment-based submission where students post evidence as a checklist comment.
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**Template Contents:**
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- YAML frontmatter with placeholders: `{CHAPTER}`, `{CHALLENGE_NUM}`, `{CHALLENGE_TITLE}`, `{USERNAME}`, `{ISSUE_NUMBER}`
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> **One repository, everything included.** Clone or fork this repo and you have the complete workshop - all curriculum guides, Accessibility Agents agents and slash commands, YAML issue forms, PR template, and a practice contribution target in `learning-room/`. GitHub Skills modules cannot be bundled here (each participant activates their own copy on their own account), but links are in `.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml`.
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- FACILITATOR.md -- For workshop organizers only
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- DAY1_AGENDA.md -- Day 1 workshop schedule (facilitators only)
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- PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md -- PR checklist with accessibility section
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├── appendix-y-accessing-workshop-materials.md ← Y: How to get, download, and read these materials
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└── appendix-z-github-skills-catalog.md ← Z: All 36 GitHub Skills modules with learning paths
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> *Note: Appendices were renumbered during a February 2026 review. If you encounter external references to "Appendix D" or later letters, subtract one letter (e.g., the former Appendix D is now [Appendix C](docs/appendix-c-accessibility-standards.md)).*
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> **Note:** For GitHub web-based editing (Chapters 4-5), you can create temporary feature branches with descriptive names like `fix/welcome-todos` or `add/keyboard-shortcuts`. Your practice branch becomes essential when you start working locally with Git in Chapter 11.
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> **Which branch do I use and when?**
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> | Chapter 4 (Issues) | No | Work happens in issue threads directly. No branch or file editing required. |
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> | Chapter 5 (PRs, web editor) | Yes, auto-created | GitHub creates a branch when you click "Propose changes." Name it `fix/yourname-issueXX`. |
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> | Chapter 5 (PRs, local clone) | Yes, create manually |`git checkout -b fix/yourname-issueXX` from `main`. |
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> | Chapter 11+ (Local Git) | Yes | Use your `username-practice` branch or create `fix/yourname-issueXX` branches from `main`. |
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> **Summary:** Chapter 4 needs no branch. Chapters 5-10 use short-lived `fix/` branches. Your `username-practice` branch becomes essential starting in Chapter 11 when you work locally with Git and VS Code.
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