Accessing updated notebooks
Our content team is regularly working on improving the curriculum based on your feedback. For example, if a large number of learners find a part of a course confusing, some extra explanations, resources and exercises may be added. Sometimes, issues with content need to be fixed as well - for example, a link might stop working, or we might simply find a typo that we may have missed.
In such cases, we will update our interactive jupyter notebooks. However, if the update is done once you have already received your own copy, on which you have started working on, we will not be able to update your copy - it will be based on the older version. In these cases, you still have the ability to see the most up-to-date version. If you encounter an issue in the notebook that you have, we therefore recommend first checking if the newest notebook still has the issue. Here is how to do this:
Go to the github page of the part that you are interested in:
Click on the “generated from” link under the title:
Open the updated notebook:
At this point you will see the most up-to-date notebook (without any of your changes - these are in the original notebook that you still have access to). If you would like to start working on this updated notebook and save your progress there, you can open it in Google Colab and save a copy of it in your GitHub repository:
To open the updated notebook in Google Colab, copy the URL of the updated notebook, go to https://colab.research.google.com/ , select “GitHub”, paste the URL that you copied & click search:
Save a copy in GitHub (make sure you select your repository) - in Google Colab, select File → Save a copy in GitHub → Select your repository → OK.
