What are your burning questions on teaching python? What are your best practices? What are some@awesome activities that you would like to share?
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Introducing the Platformer Toolkit - a video essay that you can PLAY!
Play it in your browser, on download on Windows or Mac, for free - https://t.co/0vCPdvKJg5
We just released a new update for Learn GDScript From Zero.
It's a Free and open-source app to learn @godotengine's GDScript language, from zero, right in your browser.
It now works 100% offline and standalone!
https://t.co/wDAURFo2hq
“Algorithmic literacy is a complex and opaque area, …this is an area of education that requires adults and young people accepting that they all have lots to learn, and then being comfortable learning about it together.”
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Middle schoolers worked on using event handlers today using the Python turtle module. They were getting pretty creative testing their code out! Look forward to seeing what they do tomorrow. #cseducation#csed
@Collin4Congress@pygame_org@KenneyNL It's a beginner friendly version of pygame. I use it in the classroom to introduce students to building games in Python, but I think it would be useful beyond that.
Playing around with OpenCV and Pygame Zero. I can't wait to show my students tomorrow. Hopefully it will get them thinking outside the box.
#python#pygamezero#csed#opencv@KenneyNL
@KellyPared@teachingpython Nice job! I didn't realize there was a library that combined beautifulsoup and requests. This would make it much more accessible for my MS students.
I like to direct students to @KenneyNL and @bevouliin for assets.
They can also be found on https://t.co/A1ZmiFHCOK.
https://t.co/qS2lZRteZX
https://t.co/HQsSjd7hz7
What are some good sources for game assets to use in the MS and HS classroom that would appeal to a wide range of students? Students often are interested in working on independent projects at home. Any good recommendations?
#gameassets#csed#cseducation
When we discuss AI/ML in middle school, I like to use this cartoon when we begin discussing ethics and potential bias. It usually leads to some interesting and informative discussions.
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https://t.co/3yM07RCn3u
The 4th beta release of the Learn GDScript app is out!
New:
- 12 new lessons
- Translation support
- Windows, Mac, and Linux versions
- Interactive glossary
- Refined interface
Still just as free and open-source: https://t.co/EslSWw3L77
Link for an activity I made for middle school. Assumes they have been introduced to at least variables, print statements, conditionals, and loops in Python. GIF is an example with extensions.
https://t.co/M6NXvNPcgt
#muEditor#CSEd#PyGameZero@KenneyNLGames
@teachingpython I had a little time last week to work through some free public APIs with my middle and high school students and they enjoyed it. I even tied it into my cybersecurity class. Thanks for the inspiration!
Playing around with the Ursina Engine. Looks promising for use in the classroom. I think it would be accessible for my middle school and high school students.
The model is from MagicaVoxel.
@ursinaengine#magicavoxel#python#cseducation