Jekyll site

[benhylau]

Completes #63 by building and pushing a Jekyll site on tag.

[benhylau]

Changes archive directory structure to be more like #41 (per module) and ported theme from Mozilla's as suggested by @patcon #38 (comment).

[benhylau]

New site 🎆 https://tomeshnet.github.io/p2p-internet-workshop/

[benhylau]

If there are no objections I am just going to merge this in a couple days. There is some text change in the README, and a whole website modified from Moz's as base, changing structure of our course asset packaging. Quite a lot in this PR.

[dcwalk]

Can we not use baseurl but the relateive or aboslute path instead?? My sense is facilitators and others will still arrive at the README on GH and want to click on links.

[dcwalk]

Also @benhylau -- totally fine to remove the course design stuff from readme, but I think it should be kept in the repo. In part to revisit/reflect on in future design iterations.

Maybe a course-design folder?
Or a planning folder and could move some stuff from general there? Also, general is kind of a weird name

[benhylau]

Yea I had to choose between breaking README rendering on GitHub or hardcoding a path, but I suppose the latter is not that bad since the file originate from outside the site folder, and your point about people arriving to GitHub is very true. I will change to hardcode.

The only course design lines removed were:

• Create syllabus with sufficient flexibility so it can be adapted to Toronto Libraries in other areas and other settings
• With a community network project as basis, establish regular hack nights at the Toronto Libraries' Innovation Hubs
• Engage students and equip them with necessary knowledge to continue involvement in local mesh community efforts
• Publish this as open-source syllabus that other communities can adopt to kick-start a mesh community

I think the first two are specific to a particular facilitation and no longer fit in the repo. If those are Toronto goals they should be tracked in some facilitation planning board like other facilitation efforts?

Perhaps we can integrate latter two points somewhere on README?

[benhylau]

Addressed comments and added new issue to add back course design lines. Merging since this contains significant changes.