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Timestamp:: 03/11/15 15:34:12 (10 years ago)
Author:: divyashri.bhat@gmail.com
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GEC22Agenda/LabWiki/Instruction

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 This feature incorporates three different repositories:
 * The system repository is the global repository which will have files created by the instructor. This repository is shared between Professors and students. A Professor will have write permissions for files in this repository whereas students will have Read-only access.
+    * The system repository is the global repository which will have files created by the instructor. This repository is shared between Professors and students. A Professor will have write permissions for files in this repository whereas students will have Read-only access.
 * The students will have their own repositories where they can create their own files (Markdown and OEDL).
+    * The students will have their own repositories where they can create their own files (Markdown and OEDL).
 * There will be a submission repository which will have all the submissions (Markdowns) of the students.
+    * There will be a submission repository which will have all the submissions (Markdowns) of the students.
 To create an Experiment a Professor must:
 * Create a Markdown file providing instructions and reading materials required to run an experiment for the students.
+     * Create a Markdown file providing instructions and reading materials required to run an experiment for the students.
 * Create OEDL scripts to run the experiment. To know more about OEDL, check out [http://mytestbed.net/projects/omf6/wiki/OEDLOMF6 OEDL-OMF6]
+     * Create OEDL scripts to run the experiment. To know more about OEDL, check out [http://mytestbed.net/projects/omf6/wiki/OEDLOMF6 OEDL-OMF6]
 * Professors can write a user-defined event such that it gets triggered only if the experiment has run successfully. They can define the events that need to start upon triggering. For an example, look [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GEC22Agenda/LabWiki/ModuleA/Execute#NotetoInstructors here].
+     * Professors can write a user-defined event such that it gets triggered only if the experiment has run successfully. They can define the events that need to start upon triggering. For an example, look [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GEC22Agenda/LabWiki/ModuleA/Execute#NotetoInstructors here].
 To run an Experiment a Student will:
 * Login to !LabWiki and view the files loaded by the Professor. They will not be able to edit the original files.
+      * Login to !LabWiki and view the files loaded by the Professor. They will not be able to edit the original files.
 * Create his/her own OEDL file (if required), copy the content from original file, make modifications as necessary and run the experiment.
+      * Create his/her own OEDL file (if required), copy the content from original file, make modifications as necessary and run the experiment.
 * Once the experiment is complete, students have to create a new Markdown file for submission. They can drag the graphs of the experiment into the file and and include necessary details about the experiment. When they are ready to submit the file, they can click "share page" icon in the leftmost-corner of plan panel of Labwiki.
+      * Once the experiment is complete, students have to create a new Markdown file for submission. They can drag the graphs of the experiment into the file and and include necessary details about the experiment. When they are ready to submit the file, they can click "share page" icon in the leftmost-corner of plan panel of Labwiki.
 * The "Share Page" creates a submission file with the student's user name in the submission repository
+      * The "Share Page" creates a submission file with the student's user name in the submission repository
 To Grade a submission
 * A separate markdown file (currently, called submission.md) which will have links to all the student submissions can be accessed only by the Professor and is hidden from students.
 * An instructor has to simply bring up this Markdown in the Plan window and click on a student's submission (again a Markdown script) to grade it.
+      * A separate markdown file (currently, called submission.md) which will have links to all the student submissions can be accessed only by the Professor and is hidden from students.
+      * An instructor has to simply bring up this Markdown in the Plan window and click on a student's submission (again a Markdown script) to grade it.