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The Third Bit Archive 2018
2018-01-03
Teaching Tech Together Toronto: January 2018 Meetup
2018-01-07
Book Club
2018-01-09
Teaching Statistics in the 21st Century
2018-01-13
Educational Bibliography
2018-01-15
Procedural versus Declarative
2018-01-15
Ten Simple Rules for Being a Good Educational Research Partner
2018-01-26
Assessing Competence
2018-02-04
CarpentryCon 2018
2018-02-07
Changes
2018-02-10
My Dagstuhl
2018-02-12
More Dagstuhl
2018-02-13
Workshop Benefits
2018-02-14
'Analyze This!' for CS Education
2018-02-18
Teaching Programming in the Wild
2018-02-27
I'm Missing
2018-02-28
Workshop on Organizing for Progressive Community Change
2018-03-03
Collaborative Lesson Development
2018-03-09
Tables
2018-03-09
Budgets
2018-03-11
Wanted: A Tool for Figure Labeling Exercises
2018-03-13
A Base Case for Empirical Software Engineering Research
2018-03-16
Chariots
2018-03-16
Seven Ways to Think Like a Programmer
2018-03-17
I Can't (Quite) Teach JavaScript
2018-03-20
Comments Sought on the Plan for Version 3 of 'How to Teach Programming'
2018-03-20
Goodbye, Jeff
2018-03-23
Where Does This Come From?
2018-03-24
Grand Unified Editor Theory
2018-03-24
Analog is More Satisfying
2018-03-26
The Senior Professor's Handbook
2018-04-01
The Undergraduate Software Project Guide
2018-04-01
Yaks
2018-04-12
Is This a Notional Machine for Python?
2018-04-28
Version 3 Feedback
2018-04-30
GSoC 2018
2018-05-06
Cigarettes and Shopify
2018-05-11
Organize!
2018-05-11
Meetings
2018-05-13
Rules for Teaching
2018-05-30
Late Night Thoughts
2018-06-14
One-Day Workshops
2018-06-20
End-User Teachers
2018-07-05
Performance Curves, Curriculum Design, and Trust Revisited
2018-07-05
Isaac Ezer's Dragnet
2018-07-15
Teaching Tech Together
2018-07-17
Link Rot
2018-07-21
Weak Failure, Strong Failure, and Butter Tarts
2018-08-07
Three Terms
2018-08-12
The Real Challenge
2018-08-13
Authoring
2018-08-14
Our Last Game
2018-08-18
Ten Simple Rules for Creating an Effective Lesson
2018-08-28
Two Abstracts for Two Audiences
2018-08-31
High and Low, One by One or All Together
2018-09-04
Two Courses
2018-09-04
Joining RStudio
2018-09-05
Analyze That!
2018-09-16
What Works for Women at Work
2018-09-16
Ten Simple Rules for Creating an Effective Lesson
2018-09-18
Teaching Ethics
2018-10-06
Flake and Collins, Mark and Jack and Tobi
2018-10-18
Four Forms of Documentation
2018-10-24
Two Columns
2018-10-25
Amazon Makes Me Sad
2018-10-26
Formatting Functions
2018-10-31
Credit and Respect
2018-11-01
Twelve Questions
2018-11-03
Abstraction and Comprehension
2018-11-05
Abstraction and Comprehension Continued
2018-11-09
Building Powerful Community Organizations
2018-11-15
The Real Open Challenges
2018-11-16
Non-Standard Evaluation in R
2018-11-24
Afraid of Change
2018-11-28
My To-Don't List
2018-11-28
Augmenting Error Messages
2018-11-29
Teaching as a Telenovela
2018-11-30
Scripts
2018-11-30
Lesson Installation
2018-12-02
One Last Step
2018-12-02
OER Landmines
2018-12-02
Learning from McMaster
2018-12-06
Three Courses
2018-12-06
Analyze That! Very Preliminary Results
2018-12-08
The Third Wall
2018-12-12
JavaScript versus Data Science
2018-12-12
Twelve Percent of a Plan
2018-12-13
A Story Line Game for Teaching
2018-12-14
No Straight Pipeline
2018-12-16
Speaking of Accessibility
2018-12-17
Thirteen Percent and Counting
2018-12-19
Fourteen Percent and a Change of Direction
2018-12-20
PETE, PRIMM, and Monsters
2018-12-24
Be Grateful for the Present You Got
2018-12-26
Poor Thinking
2018-12-27
Use Case Maps Revisited
2018-12-29
Data Wrangling with JavaScript
2018-12-30
Harper: Lesson Discovery and Aggregation
2018-12-31
How Feasible is a Harassment Canary?