Learn the core syntax of Markdown which is a markup language that makes it easy to turn plain text into content that is ready for the web. This basic syntax includes headings, paragraphs, emphasis, lists, images, links, blockquotes, and code blocks, You'll send emails using Markdown and the Markdown Here extension. You'll learn to take effective, cross-referenced notes using the Obsidian text editor. And you'll even learn how to turn your Markdown documents into a PDFand publish them on Leanpub.

Github Flavored Markdown contains advanced features all of which I will teach you in this course. The advanced syntax includes tables, fenced code blocks, strikethrough, and task lists. You'll create your own blog, article, and readme using the advanced syntax of Markdown that you've learned in this section.

You'll finish this course by taking a Final Exam which covers topics from each of the included lectures. By purchasing this course you'll also gain access to a list of additional resources you can use to continue learning. This includes exposure to additional tools that support Markdown, additional tips that aren't covered in the lectures, and a cheat sheet that you can always refer back to in case you forget some of the Markdown syntax.