Democratizing education is the foremost goal of society. But, democratic education also means democratizing teaching. The Seedling Project utilizes the wisdom and knowledge gathered by the masses (students) to create a library of high-quality resources for future generations of students to benefit from. We enrich our knowledge by democratizing teaching not only because the resources created through the process are high-quality and equitable, but also because the process itself (of teaching and creation) develops the character of each who partakes in its fruit.
Each person with their own unique and diverse background, especially in community colleges can contribute their experiences in education, life, research, and more with other students. Who is more qualified to answer unusually specific questions about education than those who are actively navigating its challenges?
Democratize education, improve academic outcomes, and pave the way for our future scientists and engineers.
https://seedling-project.github.io/Seedlingmkdocs/
At this moment, there are two branches: main and frontend. Clone the repository. Set the main to your upstream as such: git branch --set-upstream-to=origin/main <variable_name>. the <variable_name> can be found with the git branch command.
Setting an upstream branch establishes a link between your current branch and a specified remote branch. This is useful when you want to track changes from a specific remote branch in your current branch The upstream setting merely establishes a default remote branch that your local branch will interact with when you run commands like git pull or git merge.
git pull: is a command that fetches the latest changes from the remote repository and merges them into your current branch. It essentially combines git fetch and git merge into a single command.
git fetch: is a command that retrieves the latest changes from the remote repository without merging them into your current branch. This allows you to review the changes before deciding whether to merge them.