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diff --git a/.github/issue_template.txt b/.github/issue_template.txt
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-**If you are submitting a piece of software for the Software Bazaar during the poster session,**
-June 23, please open an issue with the following information:
+**If you are submitting a potential course for the code-to-learn showcase, please include the following information:
 
-- Issue Title: The name of the software
+- Issue Title: The name of the class & instructor
 - Issue Body:
-	- Who will be present at the Software Bazaar?
-	- A link to an code repository, including an open source license.
-	- Brief description of what the software does. What biological analyses does it perform?
-	Is it platform-specific? 
+	- Who will be present?
+	- What is the course? What kind of students do you have (e.g., upper-division undergraduate, Master's)
+	- Brief description of what code-to-learn activities are included. Feel free to link your course site, or to any materials you would like to be distributed to attendees.
 
-If you intend to present software in the Software Bazaar, please file an issue containing
-this information by June 18.
+If you intend to present a course, please file an issue by June 18. After this date, you will recieve an email with presentation instructions.
 
-
-**If you are submitting a talk for the education lightning talks** during the afternoon session
-Wednesday June 26, please open an issue with the following information:
-
-- Issue Title: Name of Presenter
-- Issue Body: 
-	- What type of class are you teaching (i.e., Data science for biologists, Advanced programming
-	in R, Bioinformatics)? 
-	- What type of institution (i.e. PUI, R1, SLAC)? 
-	- What type of learners do you have (i.e., upper division undergrads, grads, freshmen)?
-	- How are you serving the course (i.e., R Studio server, local installs on participant computers)?
-
-The above information may be used to group talks in the presentation order. A member of the iEvoBio
-organizing committee will be in touch about how to submit your talk. 
-
-All contributions are expected to follow the [Code of Conduct](https://github.com/iEvoBio2019/2019-iEvoBio/blob/master/Conduct.md).
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -9,5 +9,5 @@ There will be no fee for this year's meeting, though you are encouraged to [dona
 
 ## The Meeting
 
-We will have two sessions, morning and afternoon. The morning session look broadly at sustainable software development in biology departments. We will have a panel on developing large, collaborative software projects.
-The afternoon session will be one inclusive pedagogy and code-to-learn in evolutionary biology.
+We will have two sessions, morning and afternoon. The morning session look broadly at sustainable software development in biology departments. Session agenda and speakers are listed on our [Morning Session Page](https://ievobio.github.io/2021iEvoBio/TentativeAMSchedule.html). We will have a panel on developing large, collaborative software projects.
+The afternoon session will be one inclusive pedagogy and code-to-learn in evolutionary biology. Our Session Two agenda is [here](https://ievobio.github.io/2021iEvoBio/TentativePMSchedule.html).
diff --git a/TentativeAMSchedule.md b/TentativeAMSchedule.md
@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ Speakers:
   + [Jon Chang,](https://jonathanchang.org/) [Homebrew Project maintainer](https://brew.sh/)
   + [Tim Vaughn,](https://bsse.ethz.ch/department/people/detail-person.MjM5MzU5.TGlzdC8yNjY5LDEwNjI4NTM0MDk=.html) [BEAST2](http://www.beast2.org/)
   + [Stephanie Spielman,](https://spielmanlab.github.io/) assorted projects at the evolution-clincal 'omics interface
+  + [Karen Cranston,](https://karencranston.ca/) assorted projects with NESCent and [OpenTree](https://tree.opentreeoflife.org/)
 
 
 This will be followed by a mixer and discussion breakout

diff --git a/TentativePMSchedule.md b/TentativePMSchedule.md
@@ -9,6 +9,5 @@ In March of 2020, many educators found themselves in an emergency, needing to ta
 
 Afternoon Session 2 -  **Coding to learn, not learning to code**
 
- In this session, we will discuss scaffolding computation into courses that aren't inherently computational themselves. For example, using R to process camera trap data in a mammalogy course, or using population genetic simulations in evolution. What are the major challenges to doing this? Is domain knowledge lost? **Interested parties are welcome to enter their course to be showcased during this session. A showcase will be a 5-minute discussion of what you're doing in your class to code-to-learn. If interested, please open an issue here*
-
+ In this session, we will discuss scaffolding computation into courses that aren't inherently computational themselves. For example, using R to process camera trap data in a mammalogy course, or using population genetic simulations in evolution. What are the major challenges to doing this? Is domain knowledge lost? **Interested parties are welcome to enter their course to be showcased during this session. A showcase will be a 5-minute discussion of what you're doing in your class to code-to-learn. If interested, please open an issue
 Afternoon mixer: Course-based breakouts. We'll form breakouts to discuss topics from the afternoon sessions.