kittyray
03-31-2020, 03:50 PM
Stanford is doing a thing!
Announcing Code in Place:
Free coding education in the time of Covid-19
([Only registered and activated users can see links])
tl;dr it's a free and open to the public version of one of their introductory programming classes, taught fully remote
The time of COVID-19 has been difficult for many people around the world, in many different ways. As an act of community service, a group of computer science instructors is coming together to offer our teaching services free of charge for people who want to learn introductory coding, subject to availability. This is a one time offering for the COVID-19 pandemic.
I'm sure a lot of people might be interested in learning more about shit, and I know we have a lot of really talented programmers here who might be willing to lend a hand (they need all the educators they can get to make this as accessible to as many people as possible).
I'm going to volunteer to teach if it isn't violating any contracts with the place I teach primarily, and the word is spreading in most circles I run in, but figured here might be a new set of people who are interested!
Announcing Code in Place:
Free coding education in the time of Covid-19
([Only registered and activated users can see links])
tl;dr it's a free and open to the public version of one of their introductory programming classes, taught fully remote
The time of COVID-19 has been difficult for many people around the world, in many different ways. As an act of community service, a group of computer science instructors is coming together to offer our teaching services free of charge for people who want to learn introductory coding, subject to availability. This is a one time offering for the COVID-19 pandemic.
I'm sure a lot of people might be interested in learning more about shit, and I know we have a lot of really talented programmers here who might be willing to lend a hand (they need all the educators they can get to make this as accessible to as many people as possible).
I'm going to volunteer to teach if it isn't violating any contracts with the place I teach primarily, and the word is spreading in most circles I run in, but figured here might be a new set of people who are interested!