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| Hello, Welcome to the''' spoken tutorial''' that explains about supplementary material.

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| In this tutorial we will learn how to use the components that come along with a spoken tutorial.

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|These are

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|'''Instruction sheet'''

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| '''Installation sheet'''

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| '''Code files'''

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| '''Assignment '''and

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| '''Additional reading material '''
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| This tutorial is recorded on

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| '''Ubuntu Linux 18.04''' operating system and

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|'''Firefox web browser'''

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|You can use any '''OS''' or '''web browser''' of your choice.

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| '''Spoken Tutorial '''project promotes the teaching and learning of various '''FLOSS'''.

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|'''FLOSS''' stands for '''Free/Libre and Open Source Software. '''

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|All '''FLOSS''' taught using spoken tutorials are usually recorded on '''Ubuntu Linux OS'''.

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|But most '''Spoken Tutorials '''can be used on all operating systems.

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|'''Linux operating systems''' are free and open source.

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| Additionally, we use either '''Firefox''' or '''Google Chrome web browsers.'''

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|We recommend these''' web browsers''' instead of '''Internet Explorer''', even on '''Windows OS'''.

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| '''Internet Explorer '''gives some display inconsistencies when playing spoken tutorials.

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|Hence it is not recommended to use it.
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| Open '''Firefox web browser''' and in the address bar type spoken hyphen tutorial dot org

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| The '''Homepage '''of '''Spoken Tutorial website '''opens.

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| I’ll show a demo on '''supplementary material''' available for a '''tutorial'''.
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| I’ll select the '''FOSS''' name as '''Arduino''' and the language as '''English'''.

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|Click on the '''Search''' button.

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| We can see the list of tutorials available in the '''Arduino '''series displayed here.

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|This is the recommended sequence for learning the topics on '''Arduino'''.

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|Ideally all '''learners''' should follow this sequence and not omit any topic.

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| '''Spoken tutorials''' are usually segregated into '''Basic, Intermediate '''and''' Advanced levels'''.

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|This is based on the difficulty level of the topic.

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| However, some '''FLOSS''' series may have only 1 or 2 difficulty levels.

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| Come back to the '''Arduino '''page.

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|In '''Arduino''', we have '''Basic level''' and '''Intermediate level''' tutorials.

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| Let me click on the topic “'''First Arduino Program”'''.

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| Below the '''video player''', we can see links for '''Instruction''' and '''Installation''' sheet.

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|Before proceeding to learn any '''FLOSS''', the learner must read the '''Instruction sheet'''.

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| Click on the '''Instruction sheet''' link.

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| This '''sheet''' contains information such as

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| How to download the '''spoken tutorials''' for '''offline''' learning

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|Procedure to practice the '''tutorials'''

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|General instructions about how to practise a '''tutorial''' using '''side-by-side method''' of learning

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| Which topic to start with and a few important things in some specific topics

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| How to save your work if you are using a lab computer

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| How to use the '''Code files''' and do the '''Assignments''' and

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| General instructions for Windows users, if any.

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|Here, tutorials that need '''Internet connection''' to download any '''package''' are also mentioned.

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| Switch back to the main window.

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| Next we will click on the''' Installation sheet '''link below the '''video player'''.
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| To install the software, follow the steps given in the '''Installation sheet'''.

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|In this '''sheet''', follow the instructions to install the '''software''' for your '''OS'''.

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| Next we will see how to use '''Code files'''.

Switch back to the main window

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| Below the '''video player''', on the right side you can see a link for '''Code files'''.

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|If you have a small screen, then scroll below the video player to see the '''Code files '''link.

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| '''Code files''' contain the '''source code''' that is used in that particular tutorial.
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| Click on the '''Code files link''' to download the '''zip file'''.

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| Locate the '''Code files zip file''' and extract the files on your machine.

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| Make a copy and use them while practising.

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| Let me show you a demo on an '''Ubuntu Linux '''machine.

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|Click on the''' Code files link''' below the '''video player'''.

A pop-up window opens.

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|Click on the '''Save file '''option and then click on the '''Ok''' button.

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| The '''Code files''' get saved in my '''Downloads''' folder as a '''zip file'''.

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|Right-click on the file and select '''Extract here''' to extract the files.

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| Double-click and open the extracted folder.

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| Locate the '''code file BlinkLED.txt '''and click once on it.

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|Make a copy by pressing '''Ctrl + C''' and then '''Ctrl + V''' keys.

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|Name the copy as '''BlinkLED hyphen copy dot txt '''or any other name of your choice.''' '''

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| Now, open the '''code file BlinkLED hyphen copy dot txt '''in any '''text editor '''of your choice.

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|This is the '''source code''' that we have explained in the tutorial '''“First Arduino Program”'''

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|You are expected to practice the same '''code''' in '''Arduino IDE'''.

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| Copy the '''code'''.

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|Open the '''Arduino IDE'''.

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|Paste the '''code'''.

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| Now '''compile''' and '''run '''the '''code''' as explained in the tutorial, to see the output.

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|It will work as we have demonstrated in the tutorial.

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| Feel free to modify the '''code''', with different values or with new instructions.

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| At any time, if you encounter any '''error''', then discard the '''copied''' file.

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|Make a fresh '''copy''' and modify the '''code''' as per your requirement.

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| Next let us learn how to use the '''Additional reading material link'''.

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| Below the '''Code files link''', we can see a link named as '''Additional reading material.'''

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| It includes extra information about either the commands or components or some detailed explanation OR

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|information about common '''errors''' and their solutions.

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| Let me show a demo.

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|07:43
| At 4:45 of the topic''' “First Arduino Program”''', we have specified an '''error'''.

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|“You may get an error while uploading” is the error we have mentioned.

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|How will you resolve this error while practicing?

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|We have asked to refer to the '''Additional reading material link '''for solutions.

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| Let us check this.

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|Click on '''Additional reading material''' link below the '''video player'''.

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| The file will open in a new page.

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|Read the instructions carefully and rectify the '''error''' by yourself.

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| Next we will learn about '''Assignments.'''

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|Switch back to the main window

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| Below the '''video player''', on the right side you can see the link for '''Assignment.'''

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| Click on that link.

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| Follow the instructions given in the '''Assignment''' and practice by yourself.

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|This will help you to become more fluent with the topic.

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| Please note: '''Assignments''' are given only for your self-assessment.

You are not required to submit these anywhere.

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| That’s all we have in this tutorial. Let us summarize.

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| In this tutorial we learnt about various components that accompany a spoken tutorial.

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|These are '''Instruction sheet''', '''Installation sheet''', '''Code files''', '''Assignment '''and '''Additional reading material '''

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| The video at the following link, summarizes the''' Spoken Tutorial '''project.

Please download and watch it.

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| The '''Spoken Tutorial''' Project Team conducts workshops and gives certificates.

For more details, please write to us.

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| '''The Spoken Tutorial''' Project is funded by '''MHRD, Government of India'''.

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| This script has been contributed by Nancy and Nirmala Venkat.

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|And this is Nancy Varkey along with the Spoken Tutorial team signing off.

Thanks for joining.

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