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 Lecture Notes and materials for The Graduate
 Center's Economics 842 taught by Jonathan Conning
 
+**NEW !** jupyter notebooks can be run interactively at: https://notebooks.azure.com/jhconning/libraries/DevII
+
 `Reading list`_ (with links to weekly reading assignments):
 
 Original course Syllabus_
 
 .. _Reading list:  https://goo.gl/6Nvy4b
 .. _Syllabus: https://goo.gl/ZDoOJ5
 
-This is a rough assembling of reading and
+This is a rough assembly of reading and
 lecture notes on development microeconomics topics all written
-as interactive jupyter notebooks. The content can be read in a variety of ways: (1) as webpages  http://dev-ii-seminar.readthedocs.io/
-(2) as a PDF book: http://readthedocs.org/projects/dev-ii-seminar/downloads/pdf/latest/ or (3) as jupyter notebooks and other files at: https://github.com/jhconning/Dev-II
+as interactive jupyter notebooks. The content can be read in a variety of ways. You can read them in styled but static `webpages`_ form or as a `PDF book`_ (via the readthedocs service) or you can run them interactively on a `MS Azure jupyter notebook server`_ to allow you to interact with code and widgets.  If you know how to run your own jupyter notebook server with a python kernel you can also just clone/download content from the github repo: https://github.com/jhconning/Dev-II
+
+.. _webpages: http://dev-ii-seminar.readthedocs.io/
+.. _PDF book: http://readthedocs.org/projects/dev-ii-seminar/downloads/pdf/latest/
+.. _jupyter notebook server: https://notebooks.azure.com/jhconning/libraries/DevII
 
-These are *very* preliminary.  Over time I'll improve the posted drafts.
-If you spot errors or would like to suggest edits or
-contribute material please do so via the github repository
+This is *very* preliminary content, much of it quick first draft form.  Over time I'll try to improve the posted drafts.
+If you spot errors or would like to suggest edits or contribute material please do so via the github repository
 (start an 'issue ticket'):
 
 Development Microeconomics with Jupyter Notebooks