Issue-3456-topic-audit

[charlottejmc]

I have been working on updating some of our topics' descriptions (in EN). I would greatly appreciate our Project Team's feedback and recommendations! Once everyone is happy with the descriptions, we can translate them into FR, ES and PT.

I also hope that clarifying the descriptions will allow us to retroactively tag lessons that could fit the topics.

Closes #3456
Closes #3435

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[charlottejmc]

I'm retroactively adding the following topics:

• metadata to the lesson Git como ferramenta metodológica para projetos de história, as suggested by Eric
• Please feel free to edit this list directly to add your ideas, or post them in a comment below

[charlottejmc]

Note: strangely, the topics website and web-archiving do not show up in the list of topics on the live site, even though multiple lessons are tagged under website (but only sumarizacao-narrativas-web-python uses web-archiving).

[charlottejmc]

Hi @ericbrasiln, @marie-flesch, @jenniferisasi and @hawc2,

I have been reworking the topic descriptions in the the topics.yml file. They currently don't display to the public, but we would like them to do so, under the new technical infrastructure.

Could you kindly take the time to read through my updates and give any feedback you may have? Once you're all happy with the EN version, we can work together on translating them into each language.

Thank you!

And please comment below if you can think of any lessons which could be re-tagged, as well.