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In this episode I describe considerations for facilitating multiple programming languages in one space.
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How to Get Started with Computer Science Education
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00:00 Intro
01:49 What my classes looked like
09:04 Start small and gradually expand
10:08 Selecting a language or platform
11:42 Implementation suggestions
12:49 Supporting students
13:38 Room setups
14:41 Questions to ask when facilitating
16:03 A tool to help administrators
17:08 What this approach is informed by
17:22 If this approach is overwhelming to you...
18:19 Outro
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