Merge pull request #68 from qualiaMachine/nexus-demo

Create template_learn-video.qmd

Contributor-templates/template_learn-video.qmd

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+---
+title: "Title/Topic of Resource" # enter the title of the resource (typically the name of the article/workshop/video/book/etc. )
+author: 
+  - name: First Last # replace with your name
+    email: [email protected] # If you prefer not to share your email, delete this entire line (including "email:").
+
+date: YYYY-MM-DD # # date published/presented
+date-format: long # leave as is
+
+# You will need to add a representative image to the ML-X-Nexus/images folder.
+
+# - If posting a video from YouTube, follow these instructions to use the "thumbnail" image from the video. 
+  #  1) Identify the YouTube video ID: The video ID is the unique identifier for each YouTube video, usually found 
+  #     after the "v=" parameter in the URL. For example, in the URL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ, the video ID is dQw4w9WgXcQ.
+
+  #  2) Construct the thumbnail URL: YouTube provides different resolutions for video thumbnails. Here are the formats for different resolutions. We'll use the maximum resolution.
+  #     Maximum resolution thumbnail: https://img.youtube.com/vi/[VIDEO_ID]/maxresdefault.jpg. Replace [VIDEO_ID] with the actual video ID, removing the square brackets.
+  # image: "https://img.youtube.com/vi/dQw4w9WgXcQ/maxresdefault.jpg"
+image: "https://img.youtube.com/vi/[VIDEO_ID]/maxresdefault.jpg"
+
+# - Else, add a representative image to the repo's images folder (with creative commons license). A screenshot of a slidedeck (title slide) can always fill in.
+image: "../../../images/my_image.jpg" # delete if using youtube thumbnail image
+
+# Enter a list of relevant categories/tags for this resource, including the type (workshop, book, video, podcast, etc.) topic of focus, and anything else that might be relevant. Please check out the tags which are already being used on Nexus by visiting https://uw-madison-datascience.github.io/ML-X-Nexus/Learn/ and looking under "Categories". Avoid repeating tags with alternative spelling (e.g., use Deep Learning rather than DL since Deep Learning is already being used.). 
+# Example categories below:
+categories: 
+  - Deep learning # Deep learning, Regression, Large language models, NLP, Clustering, Decision trees, etc.
+  - PyTorch # PyTorch, Keras, Tensorflow, Sklearn, etc.
+  - Workshops # Workshops, Books, Podcasts, Videos, Blogs, Models, Datasets, EDA, etc.
+  - Code-along # Include this tag for any resource that involves coding along as a learning mechanism (e.g., workshop, short demo/guide with code examples)
+---
+<!-- MARKDOWN COMMENT: For a good example of an external resource post, check out: 
+https://uw-madison-datascience.github.io/ML-X-Nexus/Learn/Workshops/Intro-Deeplearning_Keras.html
+
+... and the .qmd file which stores the page's content
+https://github.com/UW-Madison-DataScience/ML-X-Nexus/blob/main/Learn/Workshops/Intro-Deeplearning_Keras.qmd
+
+-->
+## About this resource
+<!-- MARKDOWN COMMENT: Replace the instructions below with your resource description -->
+Brief description of the resource, including a [text embedded link](URL) in the first 1-2 sentences. Explain what the resource covers and its relevance. Mention any specific features, strengths, or weaknesses. This section should help potential users understand the value of the resource and what they can expect to learn or achieve by using it. 
+
+<!-- MARKDOWN COMMENT: If any prerequisite knowledge is required (e.g., Intro ML, Python, Intro Deep Learning), please also mention this — preferably by linking to existing materials on Nexus, e.g., ...
+-->
+#### Prerequisites
+- [Prerequisite Resource 1](URL)
+- [Prerequisite Resource 2](URL)
+
+#### Estimated time to complete 
+<!-- MARKDOWN COMMENT: 
+- If not applicable, you can delete the above header.
+
+- If this resource is a workshop/tutorial or similar, please provide an estimate for how long it takes to work through the materials. 
+
+- If you are unsure about the time to complete, write:
+
+  **TBD**: Use the [Improve this page](https://github.com/UW-Madison-DataScience/ML-X-Nexus/edit/main/Learn/{Type}/{Name}.qmd) functionality to add your own estimate!
+
+... where Learn/{Type}/{Name} should be updated to match the path of your resource file, e.g., ...
+"Learn/Workshops/Intro-ML_Sklearn.qmd"
+
+Users of Nexus can use the the "Improve this page" functionality to add an estimate later. 
+-->
+## Questions?
+If you any lingering questions about this resource, please feel free to post to the [Nexus Q&A](https://github.com/UW-Madison-DataScience/ML-X-Nexus/discussions/categories/q-a) on GitHub. We will improve materials on this website as additional questions come in.
+
+## See also
+<!-- MARKDOWN COMMENT: Please Check the existing resources on Nexus to see if any other related resources (e.g., related books/videos, blog posts commenting on the resource, alternative approaches/frameworks, etc.) should be linked below. You may also link to resources which aren't currently on the Nexus platform, if applicable. However, if you're feeling ambitious, you may wish to post those to Nexus as well!  -->
+- [Related Resource 1](Link to related resource 1): Brief description of related resource 1.
+- [Related Resource 2](Link to related resource 2): Brief description of related resource 2.
+- [Related Resource 3](Link to related resource 3): Brief description of related resource 3.
+