I submitted the link to my document for the network quicksheet in the instructions.md tab.

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-## Quick sheet critieria
+Network Quicksheet link:
-
+https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DXYMVXGOId8IQHr6WrrC68CwIOFtk_gwAcNaipDCTTw/edit?usp=sharing
-The concept quick sheet for each module should be one single-spaced page 
-containing the following sections. It will be hard to fit the expected level 
-of detail onto one page; it is expected that your first draft will need revision 
-to achieve the necessary density.
-  
-- **A summary of the topic.** This should include a structural overview summarizing 
-  how the concepts within the topic fit together (including a diagram if helpful), 
-  a description of specific concepts learned during the module (including key terminology), 
-  and a list of additional concepts in this area which you have not yet learned but which 
-  feel important. Conclude the summary with an explanation of why this topic is important.
-- **A proposal for how this topic could fit into your current (or anticipated) teaching context**. 
-  This should contain specific alignment between CS concepts and your content-area standards, 
-  outcomes, or emphasis areas; and ALSO alignment between CS concepts and the broader needs, 
-  interests, and priorities of your students. Explain where this concept could fit into your 
-  curriculum and a justification for this integration.
-- **A proposal for how you would teach this topic in your current (or anticipated) teaching context**. 
-  This should contain specific connections between concepts and the pedagogy (including teaching materials, 
-  lesson structures, and strategies to support students) you would use to support your specific students. 
-  You are welcome to propose using the curricular materials used in this course, existing materials, 
-  or materials which do not yet exist. Finally, describe any additional training, support, or 
-  collaboration you would need to make this happen.
-
-A second page may contain links, implementation notes, and a list of references.
-
-## Writing your quick sheet
-
-You may use any word-processing software you like to write your quick sheet. One option 
-is to write your quicksheet in markdown and then use [pandoc](https://pandoc.org/) to 
-export to PDF. This requires that you have pandoc and LaTeX installed. Alternatively, you 
-can use Word, LibreOffice, or another word processing software. 
-
-[Here's a sample quick sheet](https://makingwithcode.org/courses/ny-csdf/unit0/quicksheet_networking/sample.pdf).
-
-Either way, save your quick sheet in this directory , and run `mwc submit` when you're 
-ready to turn it in. 
 
 
 

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