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People are coming to my workshop, now what?

People are coming to my workshop, now what?

Volunteers often love running introductory programming workshops. This talk covers how to help attendees get the most out of your volunteer time. We’ll look at how to make a tutorial easier for attendees to follow and tips that help students stay relaxed and learn effectively. The talk incorporates what I learned as a student teacher and includes a new source of help in revising newcomer material.

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Nicholle James

October 02, 2016

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  1. Who is going to show up? https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/ images? q=tbn:ANd9GcTEOYI34jHrYCJD4go_ 17E4pkMHKJ7-

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  2. Note to Organizers Please do not ask anyone to write

    a tutorial with less than one month of time to write it!
  3. What you should remember • Word choice is important •

    Write the tutorial or workshop for the beginner • Find alternative ways to encourage questions • Break it up (magic number 3) • Test it • Last 15 minutes belong to the exit interview/survey