Here are the tutorial modules for the event training and the main slide deck:
(Main Slide Deck for Training: m1.pdf)
m1_session1_lab1_option-a.pdf
m1_session1_lab1_option-b.pdf
m1_session1_lab2.pdf
m1_session2_lab1.pdf
m1_session2_lab2.pdf
m1_session2_lab3.pdf
m1_session3_lab1.pdf
m1_session3_lab2.pdf
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