fix typos particpant -> participant

policies-admin/add-folks-to-2i2c-github-teams.qmd

@@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ of access:
 
 ### Workshop access with a shared password
 
-If you are hosting a workshop that has a large number of particpants, especially
-if they are not all comfortable with GitHub and particpants do not require
+If you are hosting a workshop that has a large number of participants, especially
+if they are not all comfortable with GitHub and participants do not require
 access to the Hub when the workshop is complete, use the ["shared password" 
 access method](leading-workshops.qmd#workshop-hub-access-via-shared-password). This 
 access method allows instructors to share a single password with learners 
@@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ Participants in the Champions program workshops are given Openscapes
 
 ::: {.callout-note}
 We have a newly developed process for giving people short-term access to the hub 
-for workshops, with low overhead for instructors and particpants. This process 
+for workshops, with low overhead for instructors and participants. This process 
 removes the need to add people to a GitHub team, and gives participants "just 
 in time" access to a special workshop hub with a username and shared 
 workshop-specific password. Instructions for this simplified setup are 
@@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ for NASA Openscapes JupyterHub Access.
 
 ::: {.callout-tip}
 Do this fairly close to the day of the workshop to try to get the greatest 
-number particpants to have filled out the form, and reduce the number of manual 
+number participants to have filled out the form, and reduce the number of manual 
 additions on the day of the workshop.
 :::
 

policies-admin/leading-workshops.qmd

@@ -45,8 +45,8 @@ Cassie
 
 ### Workshop Hub Access via Shared Password
 
-If you are hosting a workshop that has a large number of particpants, especially
-if they are not all comfortable with GitHub and particpants do not require
+If you are hosting a workshop that has a large number of participants, especially
+if they are not all comfortable with GitHub and participants do not require
 access to the Hub when the workshop is complete, use the "shared password" 
 access. This access method allows the instructors to share a single password
 with learners at the start of the workshop which they can use to log on the the