# Training portal

## Training portal

- [Getting started](https://bioschemas.gitbook.io/training-portal/master.md): A quick tour on what this training portal offers
- [What and why schema.org](https://bioschemas.gitbook.io/training-portal/tutorials-1/what-and-why-schema-org.md)
- [What and why bioschemas.org](https://bioschemas.gitbook.io/training-portal/tutorials-1/what-and-why-bioschemas.org.md): In this tutorial you will learn what Bioschemas is, what the added value to schema.org.is and what the main elements in Bioschemas are.
- [How-to select the right profile for your resource](https://bioschemas.gitbook.io/training-portal/how-to/how-to-select-the-right-profile-for-your-resource.md): In this how-to, we will guide you through the necessary steps for you to select a Bioschemas profile that will be later used to mark up to your own resources.
- [How-to mark up your own resource with Bioschemas](https://bioschemas.gitbook.io/training-portal/how-to/how-to-mark-up-your-own-resource-with-bioschemas.md): In this how-to, we will guide you through the necessary steps in order to get a JSON-LD markup describing your own resource using a Bioschemas profile
- [Adding schema.org to a GitHub Pages site](https://bioschemas.gitbook.io/training-portal/how-to/adding-schema.org-to-a-github-pages-site.md): This guide will show you how to do add schema.org to GitHub Pages.
- [Presentations](https://bioschemas.gitbook.io/training-portal/presentations-posters/presentations.md): Links to presentations at different events


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