added pavlovia exercises

source/3days/pavlovia.rst

@@ -130,6 +130,16 @@ Imagine you have a working task, you then make a bunch of changes, and it doesn'
 Gitlab: adding team members
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+You can either add members to a single project, or you can create a group where you can share several projects. The second might be useful for lab groups with several ongoing experiments, or teaching with several demos!
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+.. nextSlide::
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+To make a group go to gitlab > groups > your groups > new group
+
+Then select the 'members' icon on the side bar to add members
+
+.. nextSlide::
+
 You can view the members on another project by selecting "members" in the side tab.
 
 .. image:: /_images/gitlabViewMembers.png
@@ -156,6 +166,15 @@ One thing to note is that once you make your project "public" the data file stor
     - good as allows easy data sharing
     - Something to bare in mind if you are collecting protected data
 
+Gitlab: forking 
+-----------------
+
+If you find an experiment you like using 'explore' you can open the gitlab page by selecting 'View code (<>)'
+
+You can then fork that to make your own copy of the project to work from (you can make a copy for your own 'namespace' or add it to a group). 
+
+If you really like the task, give the original poster a star too!! 
+
 
 .. _pavloviaDashboard:
 
@@ -201,6 +220,19 @@ You can save your output as .csv files or a database. You can also decide if you
 .. image:: /_images/pavloviaSaving.png
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+Exercises (10-15 mins)
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+
+Let's get some practice using pavlovia.org!
+
+    1. in your breakout room make a group for you to share something. 
+    2. try forking the project we worked on yesterday to your group area
+    3. try searching that project from your local psychopy 
+    4. make a small edit 
+    5. upload and see if the change shows on gitlab!
+
+NB. don't forget to give stars to the projects you like! this could help future researchers picking tasks!
+
 Pushing your studies to Pavlovia?
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