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-| Date   | Description   | Topic     | Lead |
+| Date   | Description   | Topic     | Material | Video |
 | ---- | ---------- | ---- |----- |
-| Tues 10/29  | NMFS R User Group Monthly meeting  |  Quarto Reports @ NMFS   | 5 presenters from across NMFS      |
-| Week of 10/28 to 11/1   | Meeting with teams (45 min). Info and Sign-up   | Discuss goals and plan.   | Eli (lead) & Jon     |
-| Mon & Fri 11/4 & 11/8 | Quarto Workshop 1 | Getting Started with RStudio and Quarto. Quarto files versus Quarto projects. | Jon |
-| Tues & Fri 11/12 & 11/15  | Quarto Workshop 2 | Working with Quarto files and the Markdown language. | Jon |
-| Week of 11/11 to 11/15 | Seaside chats with teams (60 min) |  Review  report analysis. Brainstorm first steps. | Eli & Jon  |
-| Mon & Fri 11/18 & 11/22  | Quarto Workshop 3   | Dynamic output in Quarto files: code, tables, and figures. | Jon |
-| Mon & Fri 12/2 & 12/6 | Quarto Workshop 4  | Cross-references, bibliography and citations in Quarto files. | Jon | 
-| Week of 12/2 to 12/6  | Seaside chats with teams (60-90 min)  | Review progress and identify next steps. | Eli & Jon |
-| Mon & Wed 12/9 & 12/11 | Quarto Workshop 5  | Intro to Quarto projects. | Jon |
-| Mon 12/16   | Hack Day (3 hours) | Put your skills to work: create a Quarto Book and put online in 3 hours | Eli |
-| Week of 12/16 to 12/19  | Seaside chats with teams (60-90 min)  | Review progress, get help and identify next steps. | Eli & Jon |
+| Tues 10/29  | NMFS R User Group Monthly meeting  |  Quarto Reports @ NMFS   | 5 presenters from across NMFS      | |
+| Week of 10/28 to 11/1   | Meeting with teams (45 min). Info and Sign-up   | Discuss goals and plan.   |      | |
+| Mon & Fri 11/4 & 11/8 | Quarto Workshop 1 | Getting Started with RStudio and Quarto. Quarto files versus Quarto projects. | [Link](https://nmfs-opensci.github.io/Quarto-Workshop-2024/tutorials/tutorial-1.html) | NA |
+| Tues & Fri 11/12 & 11/15  | Quarto Workshop 2 | Working with Quarto files and the Markdown language. | [Link](https://nmfs-opensci.github.io/Quarto-Workshop-2024/tutorials/tutorial-2.html) |  [Video](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SSpfljlumfIbEfi2WHgrd8PbavjVoTf0/view?usp=drive_link) (NOAA only) |
+| Week of 11/11 to 11/15 | Seaside chats with teams (60 min) |  Review  report analysis. Brainstorm first steps. |  | |
+| Mon & Fri 11/18 & 11/22  | Quarto Workshop 3   | Dynamic output in Quarto files: code, tables, and figures. |  |  |
+| Mon & Fri 12/2 & 12/6 | Quarto Workshop 4  | Cross-references, bibliography and citations in Quarto files. |  |   |
+| Week of 12/2 to 12/6  | Seaside chats with teams (60-90 min)  | Review progress and identify next steps. |  | |
+| Mon & Wed 12/9 & 12/11 | Quarto Workshop 5  | Intro to Quarto projects. |  |  |
+| Mon 12/16   | Hack Day (3 hours) | Put your skills to work: create a Quarto Book and put online in 3 hours |  |  |
+| Week of 12/16 to 12/19  | Seaside chats with teams (60-90 min)  | Review progress, get help and identify next steps. |  |   |
diff --git a/tutorials/tutorial-2.qmd b/tutorials/tutorial-2.qmd
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 ## Instructions for Forking the Carpentries Example Repository
 
-The Carpentries tutorials we are using will require you to "fork" the GitHub repository that contains the course material for future sessions. This will put a copy of the repository in your GitHub that will allow you to make commits without changing the original repository. To make things go smoothly in future sessions, make sure you set up your forked repository in RStudio:
+The Carpentries tutorials we are using will require you to "fork" the GitHub repository that contains the course material for future sessions. This will put a copy of the repository in your GitHub that will allow you to make commits without changing the original repository. To make things go smoothly in future sessions, make sure you set up your forked repository in RStudio. Instructions below and here a [video](https://youtu.be/XOGbyOH0xOs) showing Eli forking the repository.
 
 1.  To fork the repository, go to the following link: <https://github.com/UCSBCarpentry/Quarto-Project-Example/fork>\
     This should take you to a screen that looks something like the attached screenshot. Keep everything the way it is and click the "Create Fork" button in the bottom right-hand corner of the page. Once <https://carpentries-incubator.github.io/reproducible-publications-quarto/02-quarto/03-quarto-documents/index.html>the repository finishes setting up, it will open with the forked copy on your GitHub.\