PyTamaro Summer Academy 2024
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Five-Day Summer Academy at the Software Institute at USI in Lugano

Monday, July 22 to Friday, July 26, 2024
Daily Schedule: 9:00 to 17:00

This was a week-long summer course for teachers. It included activities with Tamaro Cards and a PyTamaro Web curriculum targeted at novice programmers. This was complemented by a special session on building your own language model, and with insightful presentations from two high school teachers on their experiences of using PyTamaro in their informatics courses.

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We had a great time with wonderful teachers! Thank you for the PAC-MAN game-in-a-tin!

Organizers

The 2024 PyTamaro Summer Academy was organized by the Lugano Computing Education Research Lab at the Software Institute of USI.

Luca ChiodiniPhD Student of Informatics

Luca is leading the PyTamaro effort with the goal of making programming education interesting and effective at the same time.

Joey BevilacquaPhD Student of Informatics

Joey is interested in software engineering and is studying the use of notional machines for introductory programming.

Matthias HauswirthProfessor of Informatics

Matthias has been teaching programming, at university and for teacher training, for a quarter of a century, and he still loves it.

Costanza Rodriguez GavazziStudent of Informatics

Costanza is studying informatics at USI, and she is assisting in the PyTamaro Summer Academy to help you learn programming.

Davide FrovaStudent of Informatics

Davide is studying informatics at USI. He is passionate about robotics, where code meets the real world, & having fun together.

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For more information contact Matthias.Hauswirth@usi.ch.

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