Updated README.md

README.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Technology (JAIST).
 An overview of CyTrONE is provided below. Based on input from the
 training organizer and a training database, CyTrONE uploads the
 training content to a Learning Management System (LMS) via the helper
-tool called **cnt2lms**, and also creates the associated training
+tool called **CyLMS**, and also creates the associated training
 environment via the cyber range instantiation system called **CyRIS**,
 both developed by CROND as well. Trainees can then access the LMS to
 consult the training content, connect to the cyber range to conduct
@@ -44,14 +44,14 @@ The following steps must be carried out _before_ using CyTrONE:
 To setup CyTrONE follow the steps below:
 1. Extract the CyTrONE archive to the hosts to manage the training and
 to run Moodle. The archive includes the following sub-directories:
-   * "code/": Framework source code written in Python.
-   * "scripts/": Helper scripts for managing and using CyTrONE.
-   * "database/": Sample training content for CyTrONE.
+   * `code/`: Framework source code written in Python.
+   * `scripts/`: Helper scripts for managing and using CyTrONE.
+   * `database/`: Sample training content for CyTrONE.
 2. Configure the helper scripts according to the actual setup (see the
 files for details):
-   * "start_cytrone.sh", "stop_cytrone.sh": To start and stop CyTrONE
+   * `start_cytrone.sh`, `stop_cytrone.sh`: To start and stop CyTrONE
      modules (and ssh tunnels if a gateway is used).
-   * "create_training.sh", "end_training.sh", "get_sessions.sh": To
+   * `create_training.sh`, `end_training.sh`, `get_sessions.sh`: To
      create and end training sessions, as well as get active session
      information.
 
@@ -67,28 +67,28 @@ We provide next the basic steps necessary for using CyTrONE:
 
 1. Start all the CyTrONE modules.
 
-   $ ./start_cytrone.sh
+   `$ ./start_cytrone.sh`
 
 2. Create a new training session by running the command below and
 selecting one of the pre-configured menu choices displayed (these
 choices can be customized by modifying the script itself).
 
-   $ ./create_training.sh
+   `$ ./create_training.sh`
 
 3. Information about how to access the created cyber range will be
 displayed (and trainees must be provided with the details regarding
 the instance allocated to each of them). Verify that the cyber range
 is accessible and that training content is displayed in the Moodle
 LMS.
 
-4. End the training session (assuming the session id is 1).
+4. End the training session (assuming that the session id is 1).
 
-   $ ./end_training.sh 1
+   `$ ./end_training.sh 1`
 
 5. Stop all the CyTrONE modules (when training activities are
 finished).
 
-   $ ./stop_cytrone.sh
+   `$ ./stop_cytrone.sh`
 
 
 ## References