ClojureBridge in Practice
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Community-run curriculum lives at github com/clojurebridge/curriculum and supports a weekend workflow of Friday install session plus Saturday workshop with teacher training and TA prep. Programs report 33 workshops across 24 cities in 8 countries serving about 720 attendees; capstones include turtle graphics, animated snowflakes, a Twinkle Twinkle overtone demo, a simple web app and a Caesar cipher exercise. Tooling historically uses Light Table -> Nightcode and organizers run retros, anonymous exit surveys, mentor matching and sponsor templates.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 0:25What is Clojure Bridge?
- 1:56What does Clojure Bridge do?
- 3:16Why write a curriculum from scratch?
- 6:21Who writes the Clojure Bridge curriculum?
- 6:49Curriculum Contributor: Elango Cheran
- 10:08Mentorship: Who organizes the organizers?
- 10:49Organizing Guide
- 11:53Sponsorship Assistance
- 12:57Previous Sponsors
- 13:26Teacher & TA Training
- 16:09Who should lead the workshop?
- 16:55How much experience should teachers have?
- 19:14TA: Elena Machkasova
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