Work You Can Explain
Practical AI, computing, and learning for students
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Learn when plain text, Markdown, CSV, office documents, and generated files belong in a durable student workflow.
Use this path to choose formats that remain understandable, portable, and compatible with the tools that need them.
Use the ordered guides as a recommended route. Begin with the first guide for a systematic introduction, or enter where your current task begins and follow prerequisite links as needed.
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Recognize plain-text files and understand when their portability, searchability, and simple structure help student work.
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Learn the small set of Markdown syntax needed to write and verify a useful first README.
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Choose Markdown, Word, or PDF based on editing, review, layout, conversion, and delivery requirements.
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Choose CSV, a spreadsheet, or code based on exchange, interactive analysis, presentation, and repeatable transformation needs.
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Learn which project files must be preserved, which can be regenerated, and how that distinction guides Git and backup decisions.
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See how visible characters and lines let Git, command-line tools, and AI-assisted workflows share one inspectable interface.
