Added screenshots of Ed Discussion

niemasd · May 8, 2024 · d6ab6df · d6ab6df
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diff --git a/images/ed_discussion.png b/images/ed_discussion.png
diff --git a/images/ed_discussion_runnable_code.png b/images/ed_discussion_runnable_code.png
diff --git a/teach_online/example.md b/teach_online/example.md
@@ -41,9 +41,15 @@ they can keep up with all learning and graded aspects of the course without need
 
 [Ed Discussion](https://edstem.org/discussion) is the discussion board functionality of Ed.
 It looks a lot like [Piazza](https://piazza.com/),
-but it's much cleaner and feature-rich in my opinion.
-
-TODO ADD ZOOMED OUT FIGURE OF ED DISCUSSION BOARD
+but it's much cleaner and feature-rich in my opinion
+({numref}`ed_discussion`).
+
+```{figure} ../images/ed_discussion.png
+---
+name: ed_discussion
+---
+Ed Discussion board from an example *Advanced Data Structures* course.
+```
 
 One particularly powerful feature of Ed Discussion is that it supports the embedding of **runnable** code examples directly within a post.
 This has been absolutely game-changing in my Computer Science courses!
@@ -56,9 +62,15 @@ I can actually include runnable code examples *within* my explanation to enable
 The students don't need to install *anything* other than a modern web browser:
 regardless of what device the student is using
 (e.g. laptop/desktop, tablet, or even phone),
-the student can simply click and run actual code directly in their web browser.
-
-TODO ADD EXAMPLE OF ED DISCUSSION POST WITH RUNNABLE CODE
+the student can simply click and run actual code directly in their web browser
+({numref}`ed_discussion_runnable_code`).
+
+```{figure} ../images/ed_discussion_runnable_code.png
+---
+name: ed_discussion_runnable_code
+---
+Ed Discussion post with runnable C++ code from an example *Advanced Data Structures* course.
+```
 
 (niemas-example-course-ed-lessons)=
 ### Ed Lessons