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This page is a synopsis and overview of how to create a DHRIFT workshop. Alternately, you could complete our workshop on Creating a DHRIFT Workshop.
DHRIFT is predicated on the idea that learning is a means of building communities of practice and that learning communities are best positioned to determine what to focus on and how to organize their own learning events. As a result, we have created a workflow for taking the content available through DHRIFT Core's directory of workshops and to create a landing page that draws from that content and allows for customization.
+A DHRIFT Institute Landing Page is a static webpage that can be hosted for free on GitHub pages. When creating your own series of workshops, digital institute, or even a course, you may want to pick and choose which workshops you would like to include. A DHRIFT Institute Landing Page assembles important information about your event combines it with a list of DHRIFT workshops of your choosing, and generates a static web page for participants to use. See our GC Digital Research Institute) for an example.
+DHRIFT's Institute Landing Page requires that you have a GitHub account set up in order to generate the site and to post it on GitHub pages.
+To make the site creation process easier, the DHRIFT Wizard will walk users through the step-by-step process of creating a new DHRIFT Institute Landing Page. The wizard will ask for core information about your institute. Then you will click on a "Create Site" button. The Wizard will take the information you have input, combine it with the workshops and features of the DHRIFT App, and then store a new repository in your GitHub account. When your Landing Page is complete, navigate to http://dhrift.
Begin using the DHRIFT Wizard at https://app.dhrift.org/wizard.
+The DHRIFT Wizard is an application that collects information that you in put into each field. When you click "Create Institute," the application assembles all of the information and stores it in a file. DHRIFT takes
+From the dhrift.org landing page, click the "Grow" link, or use this URL: https://dhrift.org/create.
+Go to https://dhrift.org/create to access the DHRIFT Institute Landing Page Wizard.
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The first page of the wizard will encourage you to assemble all of the information you need before getting started. That information may include the following:
+Currently, DHRIFT cannot store information about your institute in the browser and it is unable to read from files already in your repository. As a result, creating an institute automatically overwrites the previous institute information. Admittedly, this is not ideal and is a known bug. Our recommendation in the meantime is to create a folder or file that contains all of the information you are about to input into the Wizard. Use that file to copy and paste the data into the wizard. Doing so will mean that your changes are not lost and that you can continue to make changes. We apologize for the inconvenience, but we are working to make this part of the process go more smoothly as part of ongoing development.
+The DHRIFT Wizard will ask first for information pertaining to the entire event or institute you are creating. This includes the following fields which are explained in detail:
+The title in the General Information section of the DHRIFT Wizard refers to the title that will appear in the institute landing page hero slide at the top of the page. Since DHRIFT can be used for a variety of learning settings, this might be the name of the event (such as the GC Digital Research Institute) or the title of the course you are teaching.
+** This field is required **
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+Using the date picker, select the starting date and end date of your event. You do not need to choose times at this point. More specific information about sessions include information for times and dates. This information will display inside the image at the top of the DHRIFT Landing Page.
+You can include information about what type of learning event this will be. There are three options: Online, In-person, and Hybrid. Select the radio button next to the most appropriate description. This field is optional.
+** This field is required. **
+Insert the name of the organization or group hosting the learning event. For example: Our University, Research Office.
+Insert text up to a maximum of 10 words for a tagline. This text will appear in the right hand side of the hero image at the top of the page. This field is optional. If there is no text inside the area will simply not display text.
+Text entered into this field will display on the DHRIFT Institute Landing Page directly below the hero image and above the schedule. Only text up to 150 words will display properly. This field is not required and if it is left blank no text will display on this area of the page.
+This documentation is designed to help you learn how to use the DHRIFT platform to create and manage digital humanities workshops and events.
+To learn more about the DHRIFT project, please visit the DHRIFT informational website.
+To start learning or teaching with the platform, visit the DHRIFT app.
How Does DHRIFT Work?
+DHRIFT is built on a few key technologies that make it easy to create, manage, and publish DH workshops. These technologies include:
+GitHub: DHRIFT uses GitHub to store and manage workshop content. Each workshop is stored in a GitHub repository, which contains the workshop’s markdown files, images, and other assets. GitHub also provides version control, so you can track changes to your workshop content over time.
+Markdown: DHRIFT uses Markdown to write workshop content. Markdown is a lightweight markup language that is easy to read and write. It allows you to format text, add images, and create links without having to write HTML.
+YAML: DHRIFT uses YAML to configure workshop metadata. YAML is a human-readable data serialization format that is easy to read and write. It allows you to specify metadata such as the workshop title, author, and description.
+React: DHRIFT’s frontend is built with React, a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. React allows us to create interactive, responsive, and accessible interfaces for our workshops.
+WebAssembly: DHRIFT uses WebAssembly to run code snippets in the browser. WebAssembly is a low-level programming language that is designed to run fast and efficiently in web browsers. It allows us to incorporate code editors in a secure and sandboxed environment so that learners can immediately see the results of their code.
+GitHub Actions: DHRIFT uses GitHub Actions to automate the process of building and deploying workshop content. When you make changes to your workshop content, GitHub Actions will automatically build and deploy the changes to your DHRIFT site.
+Welcome to the documentation for DHRIFT (Digital Humanities Resource Infrastructure for Teaching Technology). This documentation is designed to help you get started with DHRIFT, understand its features, and learn how to customize and contribute to the platform.
+To get started, select a topic from the sidebar to the left. If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact the DHRI Curriculum Team.