[Title of the Tutorial]

[A short abstract in relation to the tutorial- what the tutorial is about.]

Introduction

[Introduce your tutorial, specify the user group, and what your users will be learning from your tutorial.]

Applies To

[List and link any specific versions applicable to your content.

Each item should be listed on a new row.

Point project/tool etc. to their specific home pages and version to the appropriate version download page.]

Table of Contents

[This will give a clear view of the structure of the tutorial and what areas are been covered. So break up your tutorial into comprehensible subsections.]

Background

[Any background information to your subject, research information, etc. This section is optional. ]

[Section 1]

[Subsection 1.1]

[Use the above heading styles for main sections and subsections. Note: Use numbered lists for procedures, and bulleted lists for optional steps. ]

Conclusion/Summary

[Summarize what your user has learnt.]

References/Resources

[References - a list of documents that you have referred to, and which the reader can refer to for further details.]

[Resources - a list of documents which is considered as resource material, or material recommended to be read for further information on the subject.]

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