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README.md

@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ we will use `git` to download the practical material into your work area. for th
 
 	cd ~/notebooks
 	git clone https://gricad-gitlab.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/voisind/m1-variabilite.git # clone the project
-	cp DO-NOT-USE-original-notebooks/ERCA_intro-data_p1_data-munging.ipynb your-work-notebooks/my_ERCA_data_p1_data-munging.ipynb
-	cp DO-NOT-USE-original-notebooks/ERCA_intro-data_p2_groupby-resample.ipynb your-work-notebooks/my_ERCA_data_p2_groupby-resample.ipynb
+	cd m1-variabilite
+	cp -r DO-NOT-USE-original-notebooks/ERCA_intro-data_p1_data-munging.ipynb my-work
 
 this downloaded into your `notebooks`folder (the one where jupyter lives) the practical matertial from my git repository (second line), then copied into a dedicated sub-folder (`your-work-notebooks`) the notebooks we will play with
 
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ Open a new terminal : `New` > `Terminal`
 
 if you followed my lead last week, then you should execute each of the following lines one by one (do not copy what is after #):
 
-	cd ~/notebooks/m&-variabilite    # change directory ("cd") to this new folded
+	cd ~/notebooks/m1-variabilite    # change directory ("cd") to this new folded
 	git pull https://gricad-gitlab.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/voisind/m1-variabilite.git # updates the project, normally without touching your work directory
 
 this should just dowload whatever I modified, without touching anything else