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 ### Beginner's guide
 
-* an overview given at the ORACLE Meeting of February 2024 by Maximilien André [GitLab link](https://gitlab.in2p3.fr/lheea/oracle/resources/meetings)
+For users who are all new to OpenFAST, we propose them to start with some of this ressources:
+
+* looking at our [[getting started tutorial|Introduction-to-OpenFAST]]
+* an overview of the software given at the ORACLE Meeting of February 2024 by Maximilien André [GitLab link](https://gitlab.in2p3.fr/lheea/oracle/resources/meetings)
 * the home page of [OpenFAST official documentation](https://openfast.readthedocs.io/en/main/)
 * [video recordings](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BDDfcnIyvmZCwf7eFo0ISI7aF_FMAOvt) of talks by Jason Jonkman
 
 ### Teaching
 
-Ressources to help teach OpenFAST to students
+For teachers looking to give a lesson or practicals on OpenFAST, we propose this ressources that can help you with that. 
 
 * CONSPALE docs
 * CONSPALE practicals
 
 ### Models
 
-How to find full models to run on OpenFAST
+When using OpenFAST, it is often much better to start with an existing model instead of creating one by yourself. Luckily, the community already offers a variety of different models for land-based, offshore fixed and floating wind turbines. Models can be found:
+
+* in the r-test folder of OpenFAST GitHub (see [[r-test article|Guide-to-the-r-test-folder]])
+* in the [dedicated repository](https://gitlab.in2p3.fr/lheea/oracle/openfast_models) from ORACLE
+* in various organisations GitHub folders (IEA, DTU, etc.)
 
 ### Modules