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# FAQ
## What is the DaSL Collection?
DaSL Collection uses the GitHub API to gather repositories that we have worked on. It renders the table in a markdown-readable format.
## How can I add my new course/content to the Collection?
The following are needed to list your repository in the collection:
- Your repository must be created under the `jhudsl` or `fhdsl` organizations. For repositories under other organizations, you can fork the repository into the `jhudsl` or `fhdsl` organizations. [Example](https://github.com/fhdsl/Data-Wrangling)
- Your repository "code" tab must have a **description**, **homepage**, and **topic tags** filled out in the "About" section on the right-hand side.
- Your repository must be set to **public**.
- Your repository must have at least one of three tags: `course` (general purpose courses), `hutch-course` (Fred Hutch specific courses), or `edtech-software`. If you feel there is another applicable category that should be listed, please reach out to [Ava](https://github.com/avahoffman).
## How often is the Collection updated?
The collection is rendered on Sundays between 3am and 5am EST.
## I want to use the raw Collection data!
You can use the following link:
<`https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fhdsl/DaSL_Collection/main/resources/collection.tsv`>
## How do I edit **description**, **homepage**, and **topics**?
### Where to edit
Start by clicking the gear button on the top right of the repository page on GitHub next to "About".
### Edit repository description
Enter a concise description, for example "A guide for instructors using AnVIL for workshops, lessons, or courses."
### Edit repository homepage
Make sure you link to the website where your course is being rendered. For example, this repository links to <https://jhudatascience.org/AnVIL_Book_Instructor_Guide>.
### Edit repository topics
Finally, you should add any relevant topics, as they will be listed in the Collection table!
