How to remix
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There are many ways to create your first remix. Let's use the example of the session (itself a remix of MOUSE's activity).
This activity asks learners to investigate whether or not a "Kraken", a legendary sea creature, is real or fictional. Sometimes details within a piece of curriculum are not appropriate for your audience, but you can replace it with a different research topic. Some ideas:
Make the context appropriate for your organization type. For example:
** GLAM: Are all the best paintings really stored in the basement of the Louvre?
** After School: Would a real Nigerian prince ever email you?
** Community: Are unicorns real?
** University: Does our school have a secret society?
Do a Topical Remix:
** History: Could you rent a pineapple in England during the 19th century?
** Geography: Is Shangri-La real or fictional?
** Biology: Can humans have webbed feet?
We would love to know how you remix Club activities! Please share your ideas with the global community.
Click on the View on GitHub link at the top-right of the session/activity page
Click on Fork button at the top-right of the page
Sign into your
Navigate to the new repository created
Make changes:
Through the web interface
By using the downloadble app
Using the command line
The advantages of using this approach including your remix being available to online, and others being able to see your remix of the original!
Click on the View on GitHub link at the top-right of the session/activity page
Click on the Download ZIP button in the right-hand sidebar
Unpack the .zip file you have downloaded
Make changes to relevant file(s)
Click on the View on GitHub link at the top-right of the session/activity page
Copy the code you find on that page there to the clipboard
Paste the code into your favourite editor
Make the changes you want
Navigate to the main
Note that Option 1 means your remix will be accessible by others on the web. Options 2 and 3 will create copies for you to edit offline. There are many editors you can use. One that is free and open source is .