Correct image link assets starting Tour

.instructions/1. setup.md

@@ -76,7 +76,8 @@ OPTIONAL: CodeTour is a **Visual Studio Code extension**, which allows you to pl
 1. Navigate to the [Copilot-rock-paper-scissors repo](https://github.com/copilot-workshops/copilot-rock-paper-scissors) 
 2. Clone this repo to your local machine using your preferred method. You can find options by clicking the Code drop down and clicking on the local tab.
 
-<img alt="URL for cloning is https://github.com/copilot-workshops/copilot-rock-paper-scissors.git" width="400" src="../assets/Cloning the repo.png" />
+
+![Cloning the repo](../assets/Cloning the repo.png)
 
 </details>
 

.instructions/2. core exercises.md

@@ -12,7 +12,9 @@ The following exercises will help you get started with GitHub Copilot. You must
 
 1. Ensure you can see the files in the **Explorer view**. If not, click the **Explorer View icon** on the left sidebar of your editor.
 
-<img width="398" alt="Code Explorer View" src="../assets/Code Explorer View.png">
+
+
+![Code Explorer View](../assets/Code%20Explorer%20View.png)
 
 2. Open the ```main.py``` file if it's not already open in the editor.
 3. Let's start by adding the following comment to provide some context for the code we're about to write:
@@ -24,8 +26,7 @@ The following exercises will help you get started with GitHub Copilot. You must
 
 5. When you press **Enter** after typing the previous comment, GitHub Copilot will suggest some code for you. Select the first suggestion by pressing **TAB** then **Enter** again.
 
-
-<img width="529" alt="Copilot Suggestion - Import Random" src="../assets/Copilot Suggestion - Import Random.png">
+![Copilot Suggestion - Import Random]("../assets/Copilot Suggestion - Import Random.png")
 
 6. Now we're going to prompt GitHub Copilot to suggest code for us by typing the following:
 
@@ -35,17 +36,14 @@ The following exercises will help you get started with GitHub Copilot. You must
 8. **Pause briefly** while Copilot creates up to 10 suggestions for you. You should see the Copilot icon in the lower right corner of the editor spinning. When Copilot displays the first suggestion, we're going to open the GitHub Copilot suggestion panel by pressing **CTRL + ENTER**. 
 9. Scroll down the list of suggestions that GitHub Copilot has made and choose the one that looks like the best option for our Rock, Paper, Scissors game. When you see the suggestion you want, click **Accept Solution** to have that code snippet inserted into your code file.
 
-<img width="906" alt="Copilot Suggestion - Accept Solution" src="../assets/Copilot Suggestion - Accept Solution.png">
-
-
+![Copilot Suggestion - Accept Solution](../assets/Copilot Suggestion - Accept Solution.png)
 10. On the line following the last snippet, let's prompt GitHub Copilot to suggest the final line of code for us by typing the following:
 
 ```# call main function``` :leftwards_arrow_with_hook:
 
 11. When you press Enter after typing the previous comment, GitHub Copilot will suggest some code for you. Select the first suggestion by pressing TAB then Enter again.
 
-<img width="498" alt="Copilot Suggestion - def main" src="../assets/Copilot Suggestion - def main.png">
-
+![Copilot Suggestion - Call main function]("../assets/Copilot Suggestion - def main.png")
 
 **Now we're ready to see if this code executes** :thumbsup:
 
@@ -57,7 +55,8 @@ The following exercises will help you get started with GitHub Copilot. You must
 
 Here's an example of what the completed game might look like.
 
-<img width="645" alt="Running the game" src="../assets/Running the game.png">
+
+![Running the game](../assets/Running%20the%20game.png)
 
 ---
 
@@ -82,24 +81,25 @@ You're now ready to start the [challenge exercises](<./3. challenge exercises.md
 
 1. Ensure you can see the files in the **Explorer view**. If not, click the **Explorer View icon** on the left sidebar of your editor.
 
-<img width="398" alt="Code Explorer View" src="../assets/Code Explorer View.png">
+
+![Code explorer view](../assets/Code Explorer View.png)
 
 2. At the bottom of the Explorer view panel, click **CodeTour** to expand the CodeTour panel.
 
-<img width="427" alt="Expand CodeTour panel" src="../assets/Expand CodeTour panel.png">
+![CodeTour Panel](../assets/Expand%20CodeTour%20anel.png)
 
 
 3. In the CodeTour panel, press the “**Play button**” to start the tour.
 
-<img width="428" alt="Play the CodeTour" src="../assets/Play the CodeTour.png">
+![Play the CodeTour](../assets/CodeTour%20Starting.png)
 
 4. Your CodeTour will begin! Follow the CodeTour’s steps in the main code window to learn how to use GitHub Copilot.
 
-<img width="674" alt="CodeTour Starts" src="../assets/CodeTour Starts.png">
+![CodeTour Starts](../assets/CodeTour%20Starts.png")
 
 5. When you've completed each step, click the **Next** button to move to the next step in the CodeTour.
 
-<img width="674" alt="CodeTour Navigation" src="../assets/CodeTour Navigation.png">
+![CodeTour Navigation](../assets/CodeTour%20Navigation.png)
 
 6. Work your way through each of the steps in the CodeTour to complete this exercise.
 

.tours/main.tour

@@ -14,12 +14,12 @@
     {
       "file": "main.py",
       "line": 2,
-      "description": "Now, let's prompt Copilot to import the `random` module. Add this comment on a new line.\n\n```python\n# import random module\n```\n\n\nPress enter to create a new line and press __TAB__ to accept Copilot's suggestion. \n\n\nPress __Next__ to to get continue 👇"
+      "description": "Now, let's prompt Copilot to import the `random` module. Add this comment on a new line.\nPress __ENTER__ to create a new line and and click on insert code\n```python\n# import random module\n```\n\nPress __ENTER__ to create a new line \n\nPress now __TAB__ to accept Copilot's suggestion. \n\nPress __Next__ to to get continue 👇"
     },
     {
       "file": "main.py",
       "line": 4,
-      "description": "Now, let's prompt Copilot to create a main function that handles the logic of the game. Enter the following comment to provide context to GitHub Copilot \n\n```python\n# define main function that handles all the logic\n```\n\n\nPress enter to create a new line and __TAB__ to accept Copilot's suggestion. Wait until the Copilot icon stops spinning in the lower right corner of VSCode and you should see another code suggestion.\n\n\n[Open the Copilot suggestions panel](command:github.copilot.generate) and choose the suggestion that seems more appropriate (usually the first).\n\nPress `Next` to to get continue 👇",
+      "description": "Now, let's prompt Copilot to create a main function that handles the logic of the game. Enter the following comment to provide context to GitHub Copilot \n\nPress ___ENTER to insert a new line\n\nClick insert code\n\n```python\n# define main function that handles all the logic\n```\n\nInsert a newline press __ENTER__\n\n Press __TAB__ to accept Copilot's suggestion. Wait until the Copilot icon stops spinning in the lower right corner of VSCode and you should see another code suggestion.\n\n\n[Open the Copilot suggestions panel](command:github.copilot.generate) and choose the suggestion that seems more appropriate (usually the first).\n\nYou have to click on \"Accept solution\" at the top of the selected solution\n\nPress `Next` to to get continue 👇",
       "selection": {
         "start": {
           "line": 8,
@@ -34,12 +34,12 @@
     {
       "file": "main.py",
       "line": 64,
-      "description": "Now, let's prompt Copilot to call the main function. Add the following comment to a new line.\n\n```python\n# call main function\n``` \n\n\nPress enter to create a new line and press __TAB__ to accept Copilot's suggestion. \n\nPress `Next` to to get continue 👇"
+      "description": "Now, let's prompt Copilot to call the main function. Add the following comment to a new line.\n\n```python\n# call main function\n``` \n\n\nPress __ENTER__ to create a new line and press __TAB__ to accept Copilot's suggestion. \n\nPress `Next` to to get continue 👇"
     },
     {
       "title": "Try it out!",
-      "description": "Let's run the code to see if it works. Click the follow hyperlink to execute your main.py file. It should start the rock, paper, scissors game. \n\n>> python3 main.py\n\nMission complete! You've used GitHub Copilot to create a rock, paper, scissor game"
+      "description": "Let's run the code to see if it works. Click the follow hyperlink to execute your main.py file. It should start the rock, paper, scissors game. \n\n>> python main.py\n\nMission complete! You've used GitHub Copilot to create a rock, paper, scissor game"
     }
   ],
   "ref": "main"
-}
+}

README.md

@@ -2,15 +2,27 @@
 
 ## Build a Rock, Paper, Scissors game from scratch with GitHub Copilot
 
-<img width="400" alt="Rock Paper Scissors image" src="./assets/Rock Paper Scissors image.png">
+![Rock Paper Scissors image](./assets/game.jpeg)
 
 In this fun workshop, you will learn how to use GitHub Copilot to build a simple game in Python, with little to no coding experience required.
 
-Estimated time to complete: `10 to 60 minutes`
+Estimated time to complete: `10 to 60 minutes` ( depends on the participant's experience and the time available :)
 
-Participants will be guided to install the GitHub Copilot VS Code extension, follow a CodeTour to learn how to interact with GitHub Copilot, and then use GitHub Copilot to build a Rock, Paper, Scissors game from scratch. 
+Participants will be guided :
+- to install the GitHub Copilot VS Code extension
+- follow a CodeTour to learn how to interact with GitHub Copilot
+- use GitHub Copilot to build a Rock, Paper, Scissors game from scratch. 
 
-Depending on the time available, participants will be able to complete the game or just get started, from a simple version all the way to introducing additional logic to make the game more interesting complete, with unit tests and REST API endpoints.
+__or__ 
+
+Launch codespace direcly on yout browser , you don't have to install anything in your laptop.
+
+
+You will use the CodeTour to learn how to interact with GitHub Copilot and build a Rock, Paper, Scissors game from scratch.
+
+### Time workshop
+Depending on the time available, participants will be able to complete the game or just get started, 
+from a simple version all the way to introducing additional logic to make the game more interesting complete, with unit tests and REST API endpoints.
 
 
 
@@ -20,15 +32,16 @@ Inside the `.instructions` folder you will find a number of markdown files that
 
 Filename | Description
 --- | ---
-[1. setup.md](</.instructions/1. setup.md>) | Instructions for installing the GitHub Copilot VS Code extension and joining the GitHub Copilot trial.
+[1. setup.md](</.instructions/1. setup.md>) | Instructions for installing the GitHub Copilot VS Code extension and joining the GitHub Copilot trial or launch codespace in browser
 [2. core exercises.md](</.instructions/2. core exercises.md>) | Instructions for getting started with GitHub Copilot.
 [3. challenge exercises.md](</.instructions/3. challenge exercises.md>) | Challenge exercises for participants to complete.
 [4. additional resources.md](</.instructions/4. additional resources.md>) | Additional resources for participants to explore after the workshop.
 
 
 ## Running a workshop?
 
-If you're planning to run a GitHub Copilot workshop, please review the [workshop guide](</.instructions/workshop organisers.md>) for tips and tricks to help you run a successful workshop. 
+If you're planning to run a GitHub Copilot workshop, 
+Please review the [workshop guide](</.instructions/workshop organisers.md>) for tips and tricks to help you run a successful workshop. 
 
 
 ## Project Structure
@@ -40,9 +53,8 @@ In this project you will find:
 * an `.instructions` folder all the instructions for this workshop.
 * an `assets` folder containing images used in this workshop documentation.
 * a `.tours` folder that includes the CodeTour file if you wish to use it.
-
-
-
+* a `python` notebook to experiment with GitHub Copilot in Jupyter notebook (optional) ( inside [notebook](dalle-3/rockdalle3.ipynb) folder)
+- a `dalle-3` folder that includes a notebook python to experiment AzureopneAi / dalle3 in context wit the game rock paper scissors (optional) ( inside [notebook](dalle-3/rockdalle3.ipynb) folder)
 
 ## FAQ 
 
@@ -55,10 +67,6 @@ In this project you will find:
 
 ## Acknowledgements
 
-A special thanks to the following awesome Hubbers who have contributed in many different ways to our workshops. 
-[blackgirlbytes](https://github.com/blackgirlbytes), [pierluigi](https://github.com/pierluigi), [yuichielectric](https://github.com/yuichielectric), [dchomh](https://github.com/dchomh), [nolecram](https://github.com/nolecram), [rsymo](https://github.com/rsymo), [damovisa](https://github.com/damovisa) and anyone else I've inadvertently missed.
-
-Enjoy your workshop!
-[anthonyborton](https://github.com/anthonyborton)
+Fork from this repository 
 
-_v1.0 Released May, 2023_
+_v1.1 Released May, 2023_ updated February

dalle-3/azure.env

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+# Azure Open AI
+OPENAI_API_BASE = "tobecompleted"
+OPENAI_API_KEY = "tobecompleted"
+
+# Azure Computer Vision
+AZURE_CV_ENDPOINT = "tobecompleted"
+AZURE_CV_API_KEY = "tobecompleted"