I've previously taught and created curriculum for introductory programming and web development basics classes and workshops. The target students were adults who had never coded before and saw technology as a mysterious black box. Breaking down tech jargon and using relatable analogies (e.g. "HTML is the skeleton, CSS is the skin, JavaScript are the muscles") were key to making these lessons as approachable as possible.
Classes & workshops taught at General Assembly (instructor site)
Below are example slides and artifacts from these classes:
Web Development: Lets Break It Down (slides)
How to use command line (live demo)
This interactive tutorial for the terminal command line was made in collaboration with Dana Reilly.
