Use Git to collaborate on code (and research the things you don't know how to do) (1 hour)

Starter (10 minutes)

Talk about the goal of the course.
Do "thumbs" on the learning objectives.
Talk about how learning is at least 60% of a junior dev's job.
Remind students they will be pairing and they should work together using the driver/navigator pattern.
Do a thought shower to gather research techniques from the group.
Do "thumbs" on the learning objectives.

Note on "thumbs"

This is likely the first time students have used the "thumbs" indicator to check their understanding. If so, explain that:

"thumbs" is an opportunity for them to assess their own understanding of the learning objectives
Anything less than a thumbs up is an indication to them that this is an area to investigate further
"thumbs" is used as an indicator of whether the workshop has covered the learning objectives, but this is not it's primary purpose.

Main (30 minutes)

Ask the students to collaborate on a Git repo.

Plenary (15 minutes)

What research techniques did you use?
What percentage of your time did you spend researching?
How did it feel to do research in a pair?
Do "thumbs" on the learning objectives.

[No PLENARY.md because there's not really much material besides the questions above.]