Creating a Tutorial in Markdown
To create your tutorial in Markdown format, you can use this example post as a template. You can view the rendered version of the same post on our website here.
Read our sample blog post carefully to see how you can add image assets, and how to write using \(\LaTeX\)!
Important: make sure your tutorial is completely anonymized before you export and submit it!
Submission Instructions
Submission should be completed through the OpenReview submission form.
To submit your tutorial, please follow these steps:
- Markdown Content: Enter your tutorial content into the Markdown box provided in the OpenReview submission form.
- Figures: Upload any images or figures used in your Markdown so they display correctly.
- Code Links: Include links to any relevant code (e.g., Jupyter notebooks or GitHub repositories). Be sure these links point to anonymized resources if required. These resources should demonstrate the core content of your tutorial.
You can preview how your tutorial will appear using the Preview tab in the OpenReview submission interface.
If you prefer to prepare your tutorial in a Jupyter Notebook, you may instead submit:
- A short overview of your tutorial in a
.md(Markdown) file. - A link to the corresponding
.ipynb(notebook) file.
The Markdown file will be rendered and displayed on the blog page, along with a reference to your notebook.
Upon submission, we will review and render accepted tutorials on our Tutorial Track blog page.
Our template is based on the ICLR Blogposts 2025 project.
You can browse additional examples in their GitHub repository:
https://github.com/iclr-blogposts/2025/tree/main/_posts
Camera-ready
TBD - instructions will be provided closer to the submission deadline.