Python Emergency Remote Teaching
summary
A Brazilian university course shifts to a flipped online model with a Python Jungle MOOC, a YouTube channel of 200 new videos (≈4 minutes each) and synchronous sessions via Microsoft Teams and Discord, plus phone-audio followups; course code examples include changing random.py and using astor/ast3 and metaprogramming to teach concepts. The MOOC reaches 120,000 students with a 10% completion rate (intro class 9%), adds 70,000 new enrollments and 2 million views, and shows short videos plus exercises keep engagement.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Who am I
- 1:55What is COVID19
- 3:47Python Community Experience
- 4:10Pets
- 4:33Teachers
- 6:29Teacher
- 6:50Online course
- 7:32Python for Zombies
- 8:28Menu
- 8:47Videos
- 9:17Audio
- 9:52Teaching Methods
- 10:24Chinese Cipher Code
- 11:25hitchhikers guide
- 11:44random library
- 12:17whats the trick
- 12:48object oriented concepts
- 14:55conclusion
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