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teach_online/content_delivery.md

@@ -165,11 +165,12 @@ and individual instructors can purchase an instructor license to cover just thei
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 ### Ed
 
-[Ed](https://edstem.org/) is a feature-rich platform that has discussion board functionality (Ed Discussion)
-as well as content and autograded assessment delivery functionality (Ed Lesson).
+[Ed](https://edstem.org/) is a feature-rich platform that has discussion board functionality
+([Ed Discussion](https://edstem.org/discussion))
+as well as content and autograded assessment delivery functionality
+([Ed Lessons](https://edstem.org/lessons)).
 Ed Discussion functions similarly to [Piazza](#content-delivery-discussion-board-piazza)
-(e.g. [Q&A](https://edstem.org/q-and-a) and
-[course information/announcements](https://edstem.org/discussion)),
+(e.g. [Q&A](https://edstem.org/q-and-a) and course information/announcements),
 but with many additional features,
 such as [live chat](https://edstem.org/chat)
 and [more robust content within posts](https://edstem.org/#express-yourself)

teach_online/example.md

@@ -10,7 +10,79 @@ I will provide a complete example of one of the courses I commonly teach:
 UCSD's [CSE 100](https://catalog.ucsd.edu/courses/CSE.html#cse100) course (*Advanced Data Structures*).
 Even if this exact recipe doesn't work for the courses you teach,
 I hope that tidbits of the structure I use can give you some interesting ideas about how to structure your own courses.
+I will structure the subsections in this section by category of teaching-related task,
+and I will provide information about tools I use and how I use them to achieve the task.
+This section is particularly subject to change as my teaching evolves.
 
-## TODO
+Before I begin,
+I want to remind folks that this section is *purely* subjective:
+I am simply giving my own personal opinions.
+I am not sponsored by any company,
+and I will try my best to paint every platform as fairly as possible,
+and any positive or negative opinions I present about any platform should be treated exactly as what it is:
+my own personal opinions.
+
+(niemas-example-course-ed)=
+## Almost Everything: Ed
+
+The one-stop location for almost everything in my courses is [Ed](https://edstem.org).
+I briefly mentioned Ed in the [*Content Delivery*](#content-delivery-discussion-board-ed) section of this resource,
+but to expand and add some more specific details,
+Ed is an online platform that supports content delivery,
+discussion board, real-time chat, automatically graded assessments
+(including programming and exams!),
+and pretty much anything a course needs,
+all directly within a single course infrastructure.
+If students bookmark my course infrastructure within this single platform,
+they can keep up with all learning and graded aspects of the course without needing to check anywhere else.
+
+(niemas-example-course-ed-discussion)=
+### Ed Discussion
+
+[Ed Discussion](https://edstem.org/discussion) is the discussion board functionality of Ed.
+It looks a lot like [Piazza](https://piazza.com/),
+but it's much cleaner and feature-rich in my opinion.
+
+TODO ADD ZOOMED OUT FIGURE OF ED DISCUSSION BOARD
+
+One particularly powerful feature of Ed Discussion is that it supports the embedding of **runnable** code examples directly within a post.
+This has been absolutely game-changing in my Computer Science courses!
+When a student asks a question about some programming-related topic
+(e.g. about the programming language itself,
+or about a specific data structure or algorithm),
+rather than just answering the question with higher-level descriptive text,
+I can actually include runnable code examples *within* my explanation to enable the student to actually
+*experience* what I'm describing.
+The students don't need to install *anything* other than a modern web browser:
+regardless of what device the student is using
+(e.g. laptop/desktop, tablet, or even phone),
+the student can simply click and run actual code directly in their web browser.
+
+TODO ADD EXAMPLE OF ED DISCUSSION POST WITH RUNNABLE CODE
+
+(niemas-example-course-ed-lessons)=
+### Ed Lessons
+
+[Ed Lessons](https://edstem.org/lessons) is the content and autograded assessment delivery functionality of Ed.
+I administer the following types of graded assessments on Ed:
+Reading Quizzes, Programming Assignments, Projects, and Exams.
+
+(niemas-example-course-ed-lessons-reading-quizzes)=
+#### Reading Quizzes
+
+TODO
+
+(niemas-example-course-ed-lessons-programming-assignments)=
+#### Programming Assignments
+
+TODO
+
+(niemas-example-course-ed-lessons-projects)=
+#### Projects
+
+TODO
+
+(niemas-example-course-ed-lessons-exams)=
+#### Exams
 
 TODO