From: Carlos Agarie Date: 2012-09-19T07:55:05+09:00 Subject: Re: Teaching a Class on Ruby --f46d04389099f4aad904ca01c1aa Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Brandon, nice job. I'm trying to teach Ruby to a friend of mine and would love to present her your material when they're done. Good luck, 2012/9/18 Ryan Davis > > On Sep 17, 2012, at 23:41 , Brandon Weaver > wrote: > > > Hey guys, I'm new to the list. I'm a Student Rubyist/Unix Hacker out of > Joplin, MO. > > > > I'm looking into starting a Class/Podcast on Ruby because of some of th= e > interest I've generated in the language. I've been asked if I could show > various sets of people (approx 15) how to program in Ruby, so instead of > individually teaching each one I've decided to host a class of sorts. Som= e > of those interested have experience in .NET and Java, while others haven'= t > ever touched programming. Does anyone have any materials that they've use= d > to teach, or courses I can use to build off of? > > You're welcome to the stuff I did for seattle railsbridge: > > https://github.com/zenspider/seattlerailsbridge > > which you can see here: > > http://seattlerailsbridge.heroku.com/1 > > It is meant for total beginners. My group was for the people who had > programming experience and I spent an extra hour or two doing live > walkthroughs in IRB, doing Q&A, and addressing differences with other > languages. None of that is reflected in the curriculum. > > I also still have all my materials for the course I taught at UW, but > that's a 12 week curriculum and it is meant strictly for people with > programming experience, so it probably doesn't fit your needs. > > > --=20 Carlos Agarie Control engineering student Polytechnic School University of S=E3o Paulo --f46d04389099f4aad904ca01c1aa Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Brandon, nice job. I'm trying to teach Ruby to a friend of mine and wou= ld love to present her your material when they're done.

<= div>Good luck,

2012/9/18 Ryan Davis <ryand-ruby@zenspider.com>

On Sep 17, 2012, at 23:41 , Brandon Weaver <keystonelemur@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hey guys, I'm new to the list. I'm a Student Rubyist/Unix Hack= er out of Joplin, MO.
>
> I'm looking into starting a Class/Podcast on Ruby because of some = of the interest I've generated in the language. I've been asked if = I could show various sets of people (approx 15) how to program in Ruby, so = instead of individually teaching each one I've decided to host a class = of sorts. Some of those interested have experience in .NET and Java, while = others haven't ever touched programming. Does anyone have any materials= that they've used to teach, or courses I can use to build off of?

You're welcome to the stuff I did for seattle railsbridge:

=A0 https://github.com/zenspider/seattlerailsbridge

which you can see here:

=A0 ht= tp://seattlerailsbridge.heroku.com/1

It is meant for total beginners. My group was for the people who had progra= mming experience and I spent an extra hour or two doing live walkthroughs i= n IRB, doing Q&A, and addressing differences with other languages. None= of that is reflected in the curriculum.

I also still have all my materials for the course I taught at UW, but that&= #39;s a 12 week curriculum and it is meant strictly for people with program= ming experience, so it probably doesn't fit your needs.





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Carlos Agari= e
Control engineering student
Polytechnic School
University of S= =E3o Paulo

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