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 >_The aim of the ‘First Steps’ is to introduce prospective interns to the software that they will be using, and make sure they are familiar with each. While each step goes into detail on the specific program(s) at hand, it can be easy at times to lose sight of the bigger picture. To that end, below is a brief synopsis of the primary tools you will be using/learning about in the first steps, and how they work together to empower our collaborative development environment._
 
-We start off by learning about Planet, which is the learning tool that OLE uses to provide the educational materials and resources to its students. It is a lightweight digital Library that can be accessed through Local networks (’Communities’)  and synced through the Internet (‘Nations’). To do so, we need to install a few software packages, Docker primary among them. We use Docker to initialize a Planet production environment on the local system. Then we access the Planet interface locally and create our own communities/nations.
+We start off by learning about Planet, which is the learning tool that OLE uses to provide the educational materials and resources to its students. It is a lightweight digital Library that can be accessed through Local networks (’Communities’)  and synced through the Internet (‘Nations’). To do so, we need to install a few software packages, Docker primarily among them. We use Docker to initialize a Planet production environment on the local system. Then we access the Planet interface locally and create our own communities/nations.
 
 The other two tools we focus on are GitHub and Markdown. Similar to how we use Docker to standardize the development environment for each developer, we use Git/GitHub in order to centralize the development process and enable greater collaboration and teamwork. Git is a revision control system that allows many users to simultaneously edit and develop the same projects, and GitHub is a website/hosting service that utilizes the git system and hosts the git repositories we work on. Markdown, on the other hand, is a style of formatting text native to GitHub and thus used in the Virtual Intern program. Markdown simplifies formatting and emphasizes readability, helping coders focus on content, and not get bogged down in syntax.