In this session, I learned the basic HTML tags and how to use Visual Source Code. I struggled with getting the clone for my repository as well, but on my own, I learned how to get it to work. Some examples of HTML tags that I learned were "HTML", "p", "hr", "body", and headings like "h1" (of course with the "<" and ">" on each side). The other thing that I learned was about how to use Visual Source Code and other online HTML editors. You can also see changes by opening up the HTML file in the cloned repository on your computer before pushing/committing to Bitbucket. In the future, I think this will be helpful because as we go through the course we might need to work offline so having Visual Source Code (and knowing some HTML tags) will be helpful in creating the web pages offline. Since it's on your computer, you won't need the Internet to connect to the web page while editing and checking. Once you get a connection again you can push the changes to Bitbucket.