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* initial revision * remove confusing MC * rewrite script example to not use is:inline * update intro * Update src/pages/en/tutorial/6-islands/1.md Co-authored-by: Sarah Rainsberger <[email protected]> * client:visible mismatch Co-authored-by: Sarah Rainsberger <[email protected]>
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NOTE: This Draft PR is a work-in-progress and not ready for line-by-line review by the community just yet. The docs team is actively working on it and will ask for feedback when some key issues have been addressed.
This:
BACKGROUND CONTEXT (Based on diataxis.fr)
“A tutorial turns new learners into users.”
Tutorials are specifically targeted at newcomers who may not know anything about how your product works, and should hold their hand through their first experience with your product. A tutorial should get a learner started, not make them an expert.
Having completed a tutorial, the learner should be in a position to start to make sense of (not necessarily be proficient or well-versed in):
Learning takes place through what the pupil DOES. Facts and explanations are almost irrelevant at this stage. What matters is what you can get the learner to DO.
A tutorial for beginners is not the same as “best practice.” It’s OK to have new learners do things differently from an advanced user. The learner should enjoy the experience, see immediate success from their actions, and gain confidence and a sense of achievement.
After completing the tutorial, the learner needs only to be in a position to want to, and to be able to, learn more.