I spent today at Learning to Teach hosted by School for Poetic Computing and NYU‘s Integrated Digital Media and organized by: Taeyoon Choi and Tega Brain. Here’s a description from the conference’s website:
Learning to Teach is a day-long conference for educators teaching computation in creative fields like art, design or digital humanities departments. Led by Taeyoon Choi (SFPC) and Tega Brain (NYU), the conference will feature keynotes by leading educators including Daniel Shiffman, Naomi Clark, Brad Garton. The keynote speakers will share their experiences teaching computer programming and related topics, their strategies for blending critical thinking, engineering, and inspiring creativity in a teaching environment. This year’s program will include a participatory session for attendees to observe the pedagogical strategies of their peers and develop teaching approaches of their own. Join us to explore the intersection of pedagogy and creative practice, and get ready for the year ahead.
Date: January 20th, 2018 (10am ~ 5pm)
Venue: Integrated Digital Media, NYU, 8th floor of 2 Metrotech Center. Brooklyn.
Organizers:School for Poetic Computation (SFPC), Processing Foundation and Integrated Digital Media, NYU (IDM).
Here are my notes (via my tweets) from the day:
Missing @womensmarch – nay. At #Learning2Teach hosted by @sfpc and @nyutandon Integrated Digital Media – yay! Thanks @tegabrain @tchoi8! #edtech #SchoolOnASaturday pic.twitter.com/hGTOoVVbnB
— Karen Blumberg (@KarenBlumberg) January 20, 2018
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Keynote from @metasynthie of @NYUGameCenter about game design, goals, rules. https://t.co/wrjFjb7Dy6 #Learning2Teach #edtech #STEAM #STEMed #CS4ALL pic.twitter.com/u5ohOS0Nwo
— Karen Blumberg (@KarenBlumberg) January 20, 2018
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Awesome mapping of “take three numbers that add up to 15” game with Tic Tac Toe by @metasynthie. #Learning2Teach #gamedesign #edtech #STEMed #STEAM #mathchat pic.twitter.com/T1H3FcMGBZ
— Karen Blumberg (@KarenBlumberg) January 20, 2018
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“The Ecosystem Game” players are asked to take turns developing the next incarnation of the game. Really enjoying @metasynthie’s game design examples! #Learning2Teach #STEMed #edtech #STEAM #mathchat pic.twitter.com/GXlvb9aMvB
— Karen Blumberg (@KarenBlumberg) January 20, 2018
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Brad Garton of @Columbia_Music shares his teaching philosophy, “show cool stuff and get out of the way” 🙂 https://t.co/M19DibzSxV #learning2teach #musedchat #artsed #STEAM @Columbia pic.twitter.com/oeUbO0XdQV
— Karen Blumberg (@KarenBlumberg) January 20, 2018
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Brad Garton of @Columbia_Music shares @Snyderphonics’s project to participants at #Learning2Teach. More about Jeff here: https://t.co/0OnW4SX9uZ #ArtsEd #musedchat #STEAM #STEMed pic.twitter.com/QV96kaTr3h
— Karen Blumberg (@KarenBlumberg) January 20, 2018
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Keynote by @shiffman of @ITP_NYU and @ProcessingOrg. 🙌 #Learning2Teach @p5xjs #CSforAll #STEMed #STEAM pic.twitter.com/Jz6yv8cpO6
— Karen Blumberg (@KarenBlumberg) January 20, 2018
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Name randomizer and other projects/lessons shared by @shiffman at Learning2Teach: https://t.co/oUYy8oCPlw @ProcessingOrg @p5xjs pic.twitter.com/T8zh5j80dq
— Karen Blumberg (@KarenBlumberg) January 20, 2018
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“Coding for _____.
What’s your _____?”Always inspiring and illuminating to hear from @shiffman! #learning2teach @ITP_NYU @ProcessingOrg @p5xjs #STEMed #CSforAll pic.twitter.com/6Erw1LNcLV
— Karen Blumberg (@KarenBlumberg) January 20, 2018
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Teaching skillshare session with @Jingw3nZhu about her work teaching wearables, design, prototyping, and physical computing. https://t.co/dCiLrAgMcF #Learning2Teach #MakerEd #STEAM #STEMed pic.twitter.com/JRuI2SpWdP
— Karen Blumberg (@KarenBlumberg) January 20, 2018
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.@Jingw3nZhu’s e-textile examples are so much lovelier than my stitched circuits! On the plus side, there’s no way my Class V students are intimidated by my prototypes. 🙂 #MakerEd #STEAM #Teaching2Learn pic.twitter.com/PJ3rBCawya
— Karen Blumberg (@KarenBlumberg) January 20, 2018
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Teaching skillshare session led by @KellyRaeA of @codeandcraft. She embraces “being a beginner” and is demo’ing https://t.co/E1s2dSskiU #learning2teach #kidscancode #edtech #CSforAll #csk8 pic.twitter.com/P91RvCWrD8
— Karen Blumberg (@KarenBlumberg) January 20, 2018
