Trainers
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A two-hour summit catalogs concrete tactics for remote Python training: role splits like a supporting instructor role and helpers, a scaffolding cloud server as a fallback when installs fail, daily standups plus pair/mob programming and a month-long onboarding that funnels juniors into client projects, pricing and contract lessons for freelance trainers, a proposal for a maintainer sandbox to practice triage and releases, tips to distill examples to minimal code, and visual-scripting toolchains (Grasshopper/Dynamo/Blender) that actually produce deployable results.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcoming and setup
- 0:10Keynote: Virtual Teaching the New Way of Life (SherAaron (Sher!) Hurt)
- 0:30Don't make these training mistakes! (Because I already did) (Reuven M. Lerner)
- 0:45Coaching Junior Developers in a Remote World (Sebastiaan Zeeff)
- 1:05Python Emergency Remote Teaching (Fernando Masanori)
- 1:25Tools we need to teach project management (Sumana Harihareswara)
- 1:451:50: Lightning talks
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