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docs/README.jinja.md

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ instructor/cs101/deploy.py   # A private file to deploy the tests
 ### The homework
 The homework is just any old python code you would give to the students. For instance:
 ```python
-{{examples_example_simplest_instructor_homework1_py}}
+{{example_simplest_instructor_homework1_py}}
 ```
 ### The test: 
 The test consists of individual problems and a report-class. The tests themselves are just regular Unittest (we will see a slightly smarter idea in a moment). For instance:
@@ -60,14 +60,14 @@ class Week1(unittest.TestCase):
 ```
 A number of tests can be collected into a `Report`, which will allow us to assign points to the tests and use the more advanced features of the framework later. A complete, minimal example:
 ```python
-{{examples_example_simplest_instructor_report1_py}}
+{{example_simplest_instructor_report1_py}}
 ```
 
 ### Deployment
 The above is all you need if you simply want to use the framework as a self-check: Students can run the code and see how well they did. 
 In order to begin using the framework for evaluation we need to create a bit more structure. We do that by deploying the report class as follows:
 ```python
-{{examples_example_simplest_instructor_deploy_py}}
+{{example_simplest_instructor_deploy_py}}
 ```
  - The first line creates the `report1_grade.py` script and any additional data files needed by the tests (none in this case)
  - The second line set up the students directory (remember, we have included the solutions!) and remove the students solutions. You can check the results in the students folder.