AI Essentials Workshop

Your
homework.

Two parts. No pressure — just exploration. Use Claude to help you with anything you get stuck on. That's exactly what it's there for.

Part 1

Publish your Calendar App to the web.

1

Research GitHub and set up a free account

GitHub is where developers (and now non-developers) store and publish their projects. It's free, and it's where your Calendar App will live. Go to github.com and create an account.

Ask Claude: "Explain GitHub to me like I've never heard of it. What is it and why do I need it?"
2

Push your Calendar App to GitHub

Once you have an account, create a new repository and upload the files Claude Code built for you. Don't worry about the technical steps — Claude Code can walk you through this.

Ask Claude Code: "Help me push my calendar app to a new GitHub repository."
3

Publish it with GitHub Pages

GitHub Pages is a free feature that turns your repository into a live website — instantly. Once enabled, your Calendar App will have a real URL you can share with anyone.

In your repo: go to Settings → Pages → select your main branch → Save. Your site will be live at yourusername.github.io/your-repo-name

Questions? Reach out.

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