Python Emergency Remote Teaching

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Python Emergency Remote Teaching linktr.ee/fmasanori bit.ly/PyERT

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Two audiences: my university students and Brazilian Python Community

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EMERGENCY: COVID-19 RESPONSE

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KEEPING EDUCATION ALIVE Photo by Daniel Tausis on Unsplash

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EDUCATION IS THE FUTURE 75% of FATEC students are low income

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FATEC SÃO JOSÉ DOS CAMPOS 90% OF STUDENTS COMPLETED THE COURSE

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20K NEW SUBSCRIBERS, 4M VIEWS, 1.5M DOWNLOADS

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> 20% WOMEN ON YOUTUBE CHANNEL

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EXPERIENCES

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BLIND PRESENTATION

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Teaching challenges

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IT'S OK TO BE HUMAN THE MORE DIGITAL THE TEACHING ENVIRONMENT IS THE MORE HUMAN WE NEED TO BE

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Flipped Classroom Teans/Discord/Whatsapp (synchronous)

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SHORT VIDEOS AND INTERACTIONS

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ALTERNATIVE TEXT

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GOOD MICROPHONE

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BIG FONTS

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ALTERNATIVE COMMUNICATION CHANNELS

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ANALYTIC EXAMS A WAY TO FIX CONCEPTS

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PEER-TO-PEER MENTORING BETWEEN STUDENTS

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AD PSYCHOLOGY: REPEAT THE SAME IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT WAYS

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Problem first

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SOME FUN

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https://gist.github.com/7034743

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Conclusion • Hold more attention with short videos ~4min • Record interactions with classroom videos whenever possible • Consider exams and tests to consolidate learning not as assessments • Actions above helped to drive 90% of students to successfully complete the course Thank you! bit.ly/PyERT