Merge pull request #4918 from khaled196/fair

hexylena · web-flow · commit 660553436386 · 2024-04-30T07:09:22.000Z
fix fair pointers link FAIR in a nutshell tutorial (suplementary)
diff --git a/topics/fair/tutorials/fair-intro/tutorial.md b/topics/fair/tutorials/fair-intro/tutorial.md
@@ -35,7 +35,8 @@ subtopic: fair-data
 
 The FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) principles emphasize machine-actionability. The main objective of FAIR is to increase data reuse by researchers. The core concepts of the FAIR principles are based on good scientific practice and intuitively grounded. 
 
-This tutorial is a short introduction to the FAIR principles and their origin. You can find out more at the [FAIR Pointers](https://elixir-uk-dash.github.io/FAIR-Pointers/ep1/index.html) online course.
+This tutorial is a short introduction to the FAIR principles and their origin. You can find out more at the **FAIR Pointers module** at the [FAIR Data Management]({% link learning-pathways/fair-training.md %}) learning path.
+
 
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`36`	`36`	`The FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) principles emphasize machine-actionability. The main objective of FAIR is to increase data reuse by researchers. The core concepts of the FAIR principles are based on good scientific practice and intuitively grounded.`
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`38`		`-This tutorial is a short introduction to the FAIR principles and their origin. You can find out more at the [FAIR Pointers](https://elixir-uk-dash.github.io/FAIR-Pointers/ep1/index.html) online course.`
	`38`	`+This tutorial is a short introduction to the FAIR principles and their origin. You can find out more at the FAIR Pointers module at the [FAIR Data Management]({% link learning-pathways/fair-training.md %}) learning path.`
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`40`	`41`	`> <agenda-title></agenda-title>`
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