Teacher PD Training series is an introductory course to help prepare Educators 👩🏫 to teach with GitHub and learn the goodness of GitHub Classroom These professional development workshops will focus on the learning and building skills. By attending all the sessions and using GitHub and GitHub Classroom, teacher will get certificate.
Teacher PD is designed to attract teachers of all CS/IT backgrounds, experience levels, and interests, and covers a wide range of GitHub featues and topics with a special focus on the impact and usage of GitHub Classroom to teach your students with the industry-standard tools.
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| 📝Course | 📒Topic | 📆Date/Time (Online Workshop) |
|---|---|---|
| Course 1 + Course 2 | Introduction to GitHub + Collaborating with GitHub | March 16, 2023, 4:00 pm-5.30 pm IST |
| Course 3 | Introduction to GitHub Classroom | March 22, 2023, 4:00 pm-5.30 pm IST |
| Course 4 | Online IDEs and Review in GitHub Classroom | March 23, 2023, 4:00 pm-5.30 pm IST |
- Session 1: Intro to GitHub (for All) Participants will experience an introduction to Git and GitHub through an interactive walkthrough. Participants will gain firsthand experience with creating repositories, branches and pull requests, and have time to explore GitHub with a chance to create an educator’s network.
- Session 2: Intro to GitHub Classroom (for Classroom Teachers) Participants will experience an introduction to GitHub Classroom through an interactive walkthrough of the features and functions of GitHub Classroom. Teachers will collaborate with each other to create a Classroom rollout plan to use with their students.
- Session 3: Introduction to GitHub Classroom This introductory training will begin with a comprehensive review of GitHub & GitHub Classroom, followed by a deep dive into IDEs and the creation of a rollout plan for how IDEs might be used with their teachers.
- Session 4: Online IDEs and Review in GitHub Classroom This course will go over setting up assignments with online editors such as Visual Studio Code (VS Code), review the student experience, and review assignments as a teacher. Setting up assignments to use editors will ensure students can learn about the various text editors that exist and engage with them as if in industry settings--different industries have different editor preferences! Industries also often use a number of extensions to make their workflow easier, making VS Code and its extensions a useful tool in preparing students for the workforce. Additionally, the use of online editors like MakeCode makes the classroom and its assignments accessible, particularly in the case of classrooms that reach students with different constraints such as storage limitations, restricted access to programs, and more