This is an alternative to Zelle's graphics.py , which will draw shapes in a jupyter notebook.
It has less features than Zelle's graphics.py, but has the advantage that you don't need to have python installed on your own computer to use it.
The .ipynb files can be saved to your computer, uploaded to jupyter, and run.
The .html files were generated by "save as html" in jupyter notebooks. Since you can click on them and see them here in the browser, they're a convenient way to show a notebook. However, you cannot run them.
Check out the videos page for a link to a video walk through.
Questions? Ask Jim in a zoom discussion session, or on slack, or ask a tutor.
