eduroam update

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 * [WiFi_ConnectionTimeLogger](https://github.com/tigoe/Wifi_examples/tree/main/WiFi_Connection_Examples/WiFi_ConnectionTimeLogger) - Logs the health of the network connection to an SD card. Periodically logs: date,time, MAC address, SSID, BSSID, IP Address, signal strength (RSSI), WiFi status, reconnect count, and uptime.
 * [WiFI_ipAddress](https://github.com/tigoe/Wifi_examples/tree/main/WiFi_Connection_Examples/WiFi_ipAddress) - The IP address in the WiFi libraries is a 4-byte array. This example shows how to get it as a String.
 * [Connecting to Eduroam](eduroam.md) Can't connect easily to your school's WiFi? Try Eduroam. 
-* [WiFI_ESP_eduroam_connection](https://github.com/tigoe/Wifi_examples/tree/main/WiFi_Connection_Examples/WiFI_ESP_eduroam_connection/WiFI_ESP_eduroam_connection.ino) - This example shows how to connect to [eduroam](eduroam.md) networks using the ESP32 WiFi library. 
+* [WiFI_ESP_eduroam_connection](https://github.com/tigoe/Wifi_examples/blob/main/WiFi_Connection_Examples/WIFi_ESP_eduroam_connection/WIFi_ESP_eduroam_connection.ino) - This example shows how to connect to [eduroam](eduroam.md) networks using the ESP32 WiFi library. 
 
 ## Arduino HTTP Clients
 * [HttpClientSimple](https://github.com/tigoe/Wifi_examples/tree/main/ArduinoHttpClient_Examples/HttpClientSimple) - a simple example of an HTTP client. 

diff --git a/eduroam.md b/eduroam.md
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 #define SECRET_SSID "eduroam"    // eduroam SSID
 ````
 
-To test this, use the sketch [WiFI_ESP_eduroam_connection](https://github.com/tigoe/Wifi_examples/tree/main/WiFi_Connection_Examples/WiFI_ESP_eduroam_connection/WiFI_ESP_eduroam_connection.ino). This sketch will connect, print out the board's IP address and the SSID, and then print the WiFi signal strength once every two seconds. Depending on the institution, you may find that it takes several attempts for the board to connect. 
+To test this, use the sketch [WiFI_ESP_eduroam_connection](https://github.com/tigoe/Wifi_examples/blob/main/WiFi_Connection_Examples/WIFi_ESP_eduroam_connection/WIFi_ESP_eduroam_connection.ino). This sketch will connect, print out the board's IP address and the SSID, and then print the WiFi signal strength once every two seconds. Depending on the institution, you may find that it takes several attempts for the board to connect. 
 
 Once you're connected, you can use this same basic approach for connecting to eduroam for any application. The following examples should work over eduroam: