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 '''[[User:Inkyfingers/Getting Started(1)|Next Page - Temporary link]]'''
+== mid construction note ==
+This page is what remains of [[Getting Started]] after the creation of proposed new page, currently called [[User:Inkyfingers/Getting Started(1)]].
+To resolve:
+#Newcomers, getting started before install. Possibly there is already some duplication in this area, but I would like to see some link from the wiki sidebar > Get started to the correct material.
+#Adults, planning to demonstrate Sugar to others.
 == About Sugar ==
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 For more technical information, please see the [[Supported systems]] page for a list of the different ways that Sugar may be run on a computer.
-== [[Video_Using_Sugar | Sugar in action]] ==
+===Release notes===
+Release notes for '''Sugar {{Current Stable Release}}''' are available [[{{Current Stable Release}}/Notes|here]].
+{{Template:Platform Cycle Linkbar}}
+===Other resources===
+ What is required here is a 3 line paragraph helping to orientate a new user to the wiki,
+ and link to the areas he/she might most need.
+ Other resources are listed on the [[Deployment Team/Resources]] page.
+ Is this the most useful link?
+The Sugar Lab '''Teams''' are listed on the wiki sidebar.
+----
+== [[Video_Using_Sugar | Presentation - Sugar in action]] ==
 The page [[Video_Using_Sugar | Video Using Sugar]] shows a selection of clips of Sugar in action.
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 Tech Coordinator Guide and other [http://olpcnyc.wordpress.com/training-materials/ training materials] prepared by Teaching Matters(R) for OLPC in NYC
-===Release notes===
-Release notes for '''Sugar {{Current Stable Release}}''' are available [[{{Current Stable Release}}/Notes|here]].
-{{Template:Platform Cycle Linkbar}}
-===Other resources===
- What is required here is a 3 line paragraph helping to orientate a new user to the wiki,
- and link to the areas he/she might most need.
-Other resources are listed on the [[Deployment Team/Resources]] page. Is this the most useful link?
-: The Sugar Lab teams are listed on the wiki sidebar.