StudioWeb teaches what the developer community calls the web stack. This includes the following languages: HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript SQL PHP (optional) Python (optional) There are many other optional languages (and tech) that can be used in the web stack, but we teach the above for a variety of reasons, least of which is that they…
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Here are some of the reasons why practically all our schools keep using StudioWeb in their classrooms: StudioWeb has been developed with schools for 10 years. We have addressed all their needs. Basically designed by teachers for teachers. Teachers are up and running with 20 minutes of prep! This is because StudioWeb takes care of…
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To make distance learning work, you just can’t take the traditional classroom model, and put it on Zoom. This is stressful for teachers, and boring for students. … Having spoken to students and teachers, they generally don’t like it. How do you Make Distance Learning work? The curriculum and the teaching method have to be…
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In this video, I go over some of the lessons I’ve learned working with schools over that last decade, on how to deliver an effective code training platform that works in both remote and blending learning situations. Some major points: Lessons should video based. Video lessons should be < 6 minutes long. Quizzing needs to…
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We’ve been working with schools for 10 years, refining our code curriculum (HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Python, SQL and PHP), and refining our StudioWeb software to support teachers and students. Intuitive, Supportive Software StudioWeb is so intuitive and easy to use, that teachers with no prior coding experience can be up and running, comfortably teaching a…
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Python is consistently rated as one of the top 3 most popular programming languages in 2020. I know you want to know, what the future holds for Python, so I pulled out my crystal nerd-ball for you today: I can safely inform you that in 2021, Python demand is only going to grow. Why is…
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