Python Emergency Remote Teaching

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During COVID lockdown a traditional programming course becomes a flipped, cellphone‑first MOOC with 4‑minute videos, Microsoft Teams and Discord for interaction, WhatsApp and phone calls for students without computers, and exams redesigned into analytic questions to reduce cheating. The course reports 90 percent completion in an intro class, 70,000 YouTube subscribers and 2 million views, 120,000 historical MOOC participants, and 4,000 new website signups in three months showing the approach scales and actually works.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 11:26Conclusion
3. 14:15How You Deal with Plagiarism and Online Exams
4. 17:31Last Closing Remarks

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