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# Assignment (networks)
## 1. Watch the following videos:
* [How the Internet Works](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzdnOPI1iJNfMRZm5DDxco3UdsFegvuB7) (40min worth of videos)
## 2. Create a Github "Webpage"
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1. create a GitHub account =
2. create a new repository
> **A "repository" is like a folder for your project.**
3. create a new file
4. name new file "index.html," add the code below, and "commit new file"
```
My First Heading
My first paragraph.
```
> **a "commit" is like saving the changes to your files, but GitHub saves all of your commits so you can always go back to any "version" or "revision" of your files**
5. make site published using GitHub Pages
* click on your repository "Settings" tab
* change the "Source" to "master branch"
* now your URL is displayed
6. upload an mp3 of one of the sounds you recorded for freesound.org to the repository
7. click edit on your index.html file
8. insert the \