Tracking changes on one document helps us see when I make a change that my editors don’t approve of (when they change my American idioms to proper grammar, for example). Accessing prior versions means I don’t have to rewrite the whole thing. Sometimes I take something out for one edition but put it back in for the next. Being able to access prior versions is helpful. I also appreciate using a repository to work collectively on a project because I work with a team of editors in India and working on the same document together cuts down on the amount of time it takes to complete a new edition of my works. I understand the importance of keeping track of versions because I am an author. This week I worked on learning how to use GitLab to keep track of my projects and progress. ~~Signed and uploaded Student Agreement~~ Project Management week ¶ ~~Documented steps for uploading files to archive~~ĥ. ~~Introduced yourself~~ See my About Me pageģ.

~~Made a website and described how you did it~~Ģ.

~~Identify and utilize version control protocols~~ġ.

~~Explore and use website development tools~~.

~~Build a personal site describing you and your final project.~~.

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