What does Git remote look like?

I'm creating a tutorial for my coworkers on 'how to Git', and I added a simple tutorial for add, commit, and push, and now I want them to verify what they did worked.

I thought I would say "Go to the remote folder, and verify the new files are there", but my remote looks like the inside of /.git/.

Did I setup my remote incorrectly?

I create it as follow: git init --bare .\tutorialName\Remote

I had hoped to have a structure equal to the local repository, but that does not appear to be the case.

my remote looks like the inside of /.git/.

That's exactly what a bare repo is.

What you normally think of as a local "git repo" is really two things:

1. A local copy of the repository (objects, refs, etc.) - this is kept in .git
2. A working copy - a set of files equivalent to a snapshot of the tree at some point in history

A bare repo does not have #2.