Add explanation about copilot in rstudio

README.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Tutorial 1 of the Geoscripting course: "Linux & version control".
 Introduces good practices in carrying out a scripting project using Linux and Git. Can be found [here](http://geoscripting-wur.github.io/RProjectManagement)
 
 
-Tutorial 4 of the Geoscripting course: "Tutorial 4: Package and project management".
+Tutorial 4 of the Geoscripting course: "Tutorial 4: Finding help".
 
-Introduces graphical interfaces of R and Python, and package structure in both languages. 
-Learn good habits in programming as well as where to find helps. Can be found [here](https://geoscripting-wur.github.io/RProjectManagement/project_management.html)
+Introduces graphical interfaces of R and Python.
+Learn good habits in programming, where to find help, and how to use AI to learn. Can be found [here](https://geoscripting-wur.github.io/RProjectManagement/project_management.html)

finding_help.Rmd

@@ -255,6 +255,10 @@ To make a new script, click on *File* -> *New File* -> *R Script*, and a new edi
 When you write a line, you can run each individual line that your text cursor is on by hitting *Ctrl+Enter*.
 To install packages, aside from using the R console below (`install.packages()` function), you can install them through the graphical *Packages* pane at the lower right corner of the screen, where you can search for and install packages and their updates.
 
+To enable Copilot in RStudio, again go to *Tools* → *Global Options...* in the top menu bar. A menu will appear where you should change the setting according to the settings shown in the image below. Make sure to set the Copilot Completions to **manually**. Now you can enable autocompletion when you need it with **Ctrl + Backslash**.
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+![Global Options](../Scripting4GeoIntro/figs/copilot_Rstudio.png)
+
 ### RKWard
 
 RKWard is also preinstalled on the virtual machine.