Each lesson has a series of steps (steps 1 -4) where you learn about the new skill and concept. Each step has suggested ideas, questions, and thought prompts to discuss in the Slack channel. The more we share and connect, the more we can learn from each other and gain insights from the expertise of the group.
I know schedules, time, and the chaos of teaching and life is hectic so while these are not required per se, I hope you still find time to share and learn from each other.
Each lesson encourages you to share your work in the Slack so we can all learn so please share in this space.
While not required, you could also document this learning in your portfolio(see below) you will submit at the end of the course. This might benefit you to document your learning journey.
Each lesson has a challenge(step 5 of each lesson) where you apply what you have learned to create a new code to solve a challenge posed to you. There is plenty of space to meet your needs and learning in each challenge. You will be required to share your code and video of your robot successfully completing the challenge in your portfolio.
Each lesson encourages you to share your work in the Slack so we can all learn so please share in this space.
Create a document, spreadsheet, slidedeck, site, etc. where you can house your code and robot completing each challenge. At the end of the course you will share with me your portfolio of work for credit.
Each lesson has a reflection(step 6 of each lesson) where you process the lesson plan provided, your own learning, and how you can use the content in your own classroom, team, or club.
Each lesson encourages you to share your work in the Slack so we can all learn so please share in this space.
Add your reflection and learning to your document, spreadsheet, slidedeck, site, etc. where you also house your code and robot completing each challenge. At the end of the course you will share with me your portfolio of work for credit.
Create your portfolio and share link with me so I have access to it along the way. Nothing will be graded until the end, but this way I can look things over as we go.
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