tutorials/lab-workflow.md

@@ -50,8 +50,8 @@ This will create a local copy of the repository on your machine.
 If you run `ls`, you will see a new directory in the current folder.
 
 In both labs, the first exercise is to create a "Hello World" program.
-If you are in CPSC 150L and are using BlueJ, skip to [the BlueJ and Git tutorial](#git-usage-in-the-labs_ide-specific-instructions_bluej), complete that, and then return here.
-If you are in CPSC 250L, skip to [the Eclipse and Git tutorial](#git-usage-in-the-labs_ide-specific-instructions_eclipse), complete that, and then return here.
+If you are in CPSC 150L and are using BlueJ, skip to [the BlueJ and Git tutorial](#bluej), complete that, and then return here.
+If you are in CPSC 250L, skip to [the Eclipse and Git tutorial](#eclipse), complete that, and then return here.
 
 ## The Lab Workflow
 
@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ For CPSC 150L students, open BlueJ.
 
 After cloning, click BlueJ's "Project" menu and then click "Open Non BlueJ".
 In the dialog that pops up, select the repository that you just cloned.
-From here on continue with [the usage section](#git-usage-in-the-labs_the-lab-workflow) using Git from a terminal or Git Bash.
+From here on continue with [the usage section](#the-lab-workflow) using Git from a terminal or Git Bash.
 
 ### Eclipse
 
@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ If you look in the project files, you will see the lab manual in the root and al
 <img src="./images/eclipse-new-proj.png" alt="Place the lab name in the project name box, uncheck use default location, and enter the repository directory in the location box."/>
 </p>
 
-We can continue with [the usage section](#git-usage-in-the-labs_the-lab-workflow) using Git from a terminal or Git Bash.
+We can continue with [the usage section](#the-lab-workflow) using Git from a terminal or Git Bash.
 
 [Go back to the Git Setup Tutorial](./git-setup)