This document provides an overview of the repository's structure, including the purpose of each directory and file.
/repository-root
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├── /docs/ # Documentation and textual resources for the learning materials
│ ├── /images/ # Images used within the documentation
│ ├── quiz.md # Quiz questions for the project, adapted from the original lesson
│ ├── shotlist.md # Details on scenes, including references to files used in production
│ ├── storyboard-de.md # Visual overview of the German video sequences
│ ├── storyboard-en.md # Visual overview of the original English video sequences
│ ├── text-material-de.md # German adaptation of the learning material text
│ └── text-material-en.md # Original English text for the learning material
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├── /src/ # Working files used in creating the learning materials
│ ├── /assets/ # Icons, graphics, and reusable assets for production
│ ├── /audio/ # Audio files used in the videos
│ ├── /subtitles/ # Subtitle files for the videos
│ ├── /english/ # English subtitles (adapted from the German version)
│ └── /german/ # German subtitles matching the spoken video content
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├── /media/ # Media resources for the learning materials
│ └── /video/ # Finalized video files for the learning materials
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├── .gitignore # Specifies files and directories to exclude from version control
├── CHANGELOG.md # Tracks updates and changes in the repository
├── CONTRIBUTING.md # Guidelines for contributors
├── REPOSITORY_STRUCTURE.md # This file, detailing the repository's structure
└── README.md # Main description of the GitHub repository
This repository includes essential production documents for creating and localizing the learning materials. For details about specific content such as Text Materials and Quiz, refer to the README file.
The Storyboard provides a visual representation of the video sequences and is a key guide for production:
- storyboard-en: Original English storyboard.
- storyboard-de: Adapted German storyboard.
The Shot List (shotlist) includes:
- A detailed list of scenes and corresponding resources.
- References to media files and their licenses.
- Notes on timing, transitions, and production requirements.