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@@ -6,10 +6,10 @@ Navigate to [juypter.cs.earlham.edu](https://jupyter.cs.earlham.edu) in a browse
 
 Once you log in, you should see a drop-down menu with options. You can use the default profile: `2GB RAM, 0.5 Core (CS128)`. Click `Start`. After it loads for a bit, you should be able to start programming.
 
-## Using the Jupyterlab interface
+## Using the Jupyterhub interface
 Jupyter has a very nice page with a lot of details about the interface [HERE](https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/4.1.x/user/interface.html), if you'd like more information.
 
-A quick synopsis of the lab:
+A quick synopsis of the interface:
 - `File Browser` (Left edge of the screen): This works a lot like the filebrowser on your computer. You can use it to create new files and folders, organize, delete, and rename. This filebrowser includes only remote files that you are storing on the CS server, and does not access or use the local files on your laptop.
 - `Main Work Area` (Right side of the screen): The majority of the screen is taken up by the work area, which is where you'll be editing code and files. It should start out by displaying a "Launcher", which gives you options for several different versions of Python, as well as some other languages.