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Expand Up @@ -34,5 +34,5 @@ We hold regular **Study Group Calls** to share and discuss new resources, materi
Finally, if you have a question or problem, you can reach out to **Zannah Marsh, Mozilla's Learning Strategist, or Aurelia Moser, Mozilla's Community Lead**. The best way to do this is file a [GitHub issue in this Study Group Orientation repository](https://github.com/mozillascience/study-group-onboarding/issues), or [ping us on the Gitter Chat](https://gitter.im/mozillascience/studyGroup). This is basically a comment or question that we'll see and respond to. (Again, it's OK if you're not familar with GitHub and GitHub issues-- all will be explained in Section 3.)

## Help us grow and improve this book!
Check out our[issues (a list of items that need help or fixing)](https://github.com/mozillascience/study-group-onboarding/issues), to see what you can do to improve or add to these materials. If you're new to GitHub, again, a quick look at section 3 should help explain how this works. **We'd love your help!**
Check out our [issues (a list of items that need help or fixing)](https://github.com/mozillascience/study-group-onboarding/issues), to see what you can do to improve or add to these materials. If you're new to GitHub, again, a quick look at section 3 should help explain how this works. **We'd love your help!**