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Author: kgjenkins

exercise1.md

@@ -56,7 +56,9 @@ QGIS has a processing tool called "Refactor fields" that will let us rename, del
 
 ## 4. Refactor Fields
 
-In the processing toolbox, search for "refactor fields" and open the tool.  The settings below will output a copy of the index map with just four fields: title, label, note, and downloadUrl.  In this case, we are putting the size into a note so that it will display in the GBL interface.  **Be sure to set all the types to string.**  The lengthand precision values don't matter for strings.
+In the processing toolbox, search for "refactor fields" and open the tool.  The settings below will output a copy of the index map with just four fields: title, label, note, and downloadUrl.  In this case, we are putting the size into a note so that it will display in the GBL interface.
+
+**Be sure to set all the types to string!**  The length and precision values don't matter for strings.
 
 ![refactor fields dialog](https://kgjenkins.github.io/openindexmaps-workshop/image/ex1-refactor-fields.png)
 

exercise3.md

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ Once the expression is generating the correct codes, we can copy it and use it t
 - Click "OK" -- the adds the column, but now we are in edit mode
 - Click the pencil icon to toggle editing off (save when prompted)
 
-Now the code is just another property that could be used when we run "Refactor Fields".
+Now the code is just another field that could be used when we run "Refactor Fields".
 
 When in edit mode, other fields could be added and edited while viewing the attribute table.
 

index.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ by Keith Jenkins, GIS Librarian at Cornell University
 In this workshop, we'll learn how to use QGIS to create OpenIndexMaps GeoJSON files that can be used in GeoBlacklight (GBL) to provide access to a series of maps or other datasets.
 
 Download the data for this workshop here:
-- <https://github.com/kgjenkins/openindexmaps-workshop/archive/v0.1.zip>
+- <https://github.com/kgjenkins/openindexmaps-workshop/archive/v1.0.zip>
 
 We'll start with a bit of background information about:
 - [Index Maps](index-maps) -- what are they?