Fix typos (#324)

* Update README.md

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* Adding IoT for beginners episode

* Adding intro video

* Fixing formatting of read more and self study sections.

* Adding instructions for installing the ReSpeaker

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* Fix for #322

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4-manufacturing/lessons/2-check-fruit-from-device/README.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ In this lesson we'll cover:
 
 ## Camera sensors
 
-Camera sensors, as the name suggests, are cameras that you can connect to your IoT device. They can take still images, or capture streaming video. Some will return raw image data, others will compress the image data into an image file such as a JPEG or PNG. Usually the cameras that work with IoT devices are much smaller and lower resolution that what you might be used to, but you can get high resolution cameras that will rival top end phones. You can get all manner of interchangeable lenses, multiple camera setups, infra-red thermal cameras, or UV cameras.
+Camera sensors, as the name suggests, are cameras that you can connect to your IoT device. They can take still images, or capture streaming video. Some will return raw image data, others will compress the image data into an image file such as a JPEG or PNG. Usually the cameras that work with IoT devices are much smaller and lower resolution than what you might be used to, but you can get high resolution cameras that will rival top end phones. You can get all manner of interchangeable lenses, multiple camera setups, infra-red thermal cameras, or UV cameras.
 
 ![The light from a scene passes through a lens and is focused on a CMOS sensor](../../../images/cmos-sensor.png)
 

4-manufacturing/lessons/3-run-fruit-detector-edge/README.md

@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ There are downsides to edge computing, where the cloud may be a preferred option
 
 1. **Scale and flexibility** - cloud computing can adjust to network and data needs in real-time by adding or reducing servers and other resources. To add more edge computers requires manually adding more devices.
 
-1. **Reliability and resiliency** - cloud computing provides multiple servers often in multiple locations for redundancy and disaster recovery. To have the same level of redundancy on the edge requires large investments and a lor of configuration work.
+1. **Reliability and resiliency** - cloud computing provides multiple servers often in multiple locations for redundancy and disaster recovery. To have the same level of redundancy on the edge requires large investments and a lot of configuration work.
 
 1. **Maintenance** - cloud service providers provide system maintenance and updates.