Create a GitHub organization.

Log into your GitHub account. Then create a GitHub organization named SF19PB1-yourname (with a dash), where yourname is your GitHub loginname. We will use a GitHub organization as a container to contain our repositories. Each repository will contain one Python program.

1. In the upper right corner of your GitHub page, click your profile photo (or your little triangle) and select Settings.
2. In your “Personal settings” sidebar on the left, click on Organizations.
3. In the upper right corner, press the “New organization” button.
4. Press the “Choose Team for Open Source” button.
5. The “Organization account name” should be SF19PB1-yourname (with a dash), where yourname is your GitHub loginname. Fill in your email address. Press the button for “This organization belongs to my personal account”. At the bottom of the page, press the blue Next button.
6. Press the blue “Complete setup” button.
7. Did it work? To verify that you created a new organization, go back to
   Personal settings → Organizations
   and see if your new organization is now on the list of organizations.

Then you can sign out from GitHub and admire the other students’ organizations. Here is the instructor’s GitHub account which contains the SF19PB1-MarkMeretzky organization. The organization contains the hello repository, which contains the hello.py program.