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Classroom Activities for your Web Design Classroom

April 3, 2018

Hi! The following classroom activities have proven to very helpful in StudioWeb web design classes. These ideas come from our StudioWeb QuickStart Guide for teaching web design. #1. Note taking: StudioWeb’s video lessons make heavy use of pop-up note takers: have students take handwritten notes while watching the video lessons for improved retention. Teachers could…

Setting up a coding environment for the classroom.

April 2, 2018

Posted in Courses, Curriculum, Teaching Code

One of the hardest aspects of getting a coding classroom up and running, is just getting the software installed on the workstation. After considering a many options, we decided to go with the web coding languages, since all computers already have the software you need. To teach HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript, all you need is…

Career Oriented Code Curriculum for Middle School and Up.

February 22, 2018

Posted in Courses, Curriculum

Schools are starting to realize that a code curriculum should be real-world focused. That means students come away with both conceptual, and practical coding skills. Unfortunately, many courses/solutions offered today only offer conceptual learning. … There are no jobs in block based coding, or in using code snippets to move a character around a screen….

Great Alternatives to Dreamweaver for the Classroom

February 20, 2018

Posted in Coding, Courses, Curriculum, Teaching Code

This is a common question I get from teachers: When it comes to teaching web design, what is a good alternative to Dreamweaver? A few things to consider: Most professional web designers DO NOT use Dreamweaver. Teaching web design with Dreamweaver introduces an extra layer of complexity for no good reason. You have to teach…

StudioWeb 4 … coming soon!

February 20, 2018

Posted in News

Hi! Just a quick word about the soon to be released StudioWeb 4.0. This is an exciting release, because it is a total rewrite from scratch! The current StudioWeb 3 is bug free, and is working great in classrooms, but there comes a time when you have to start fresh. … Steve Jobs famously made…

How to Teach Web Design

January 31, 2018

Posted in Teaching Code

In the video below, I go over my top 7 web design teaching tips for teachers. Here are the bullet points: 1. Use the spiral teaching method 2. Self paced learning is best 3. Encourage students to use online training resources 4. Web Design software is NOT important …. Watch the video to learn the…

David Carranza

August 29, 2020.

Stef definitely teaches better than most web developer instructors on Udemy and some of the subscription based courses out there that I have tried,all for a way lower cost. If your new to web development or programming,I would definitely try this course out before checking out other courses online.

Richard Espinal

August 27, 2020.

I definitely recommend Studioweb to anyone who is serious about learning web development.

Daniel Garcia

August 21, 2020.

I am on my third course in only 10 days and I have learned so much already. The lessons are short and to the point. The video format makes it easy to pause the video to take notes. I'm still surprised at how quickly I've picked it up. Even if you're just curious about how the web works, take the Web Foundations course - you'll learn a lot.

energy980

July 31, 2020.

I already knew a great deal of HTML and CSS before taking this course, but I just had to take it. It refined my skills a little and I learned a lot of information here and there that was actually useful. I have not started the JavaScript course yet, but this is definitely a 5 star from me.

Drew Garrison

July 22, 2020.

I can't say enough about Studioweb. I've even started to annoy my family. After four dead end Udemy "courses" with "Bestseller" ratings and getting nowhere I finally discovered Stefan on Youtube and decided to tackle his Studioweb Python 3 course. My confidence has skyrocketed. He really breaks down the fundamentals of what is going on. I worked in advertising and was constantly around programmers who couldn't articulate why they kept repeating themselves - They love to make it sound harder than it is. Something had always eluded me about programming - The endless array of beginner to pro courses left me feeling mentally drained like I had something seriously wrong with my brain. If you want to learn how to learn and confidently read and write code sign up with Studioweb now. Everyone who starts coding at a non-traditional age wishes they could go back in time and buckle down. Taking his course feels like I was gifted a time machine.

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