I’ve started producing YouTube tutorials for some more complex topics.
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Quizzes and Interactivity
An easy, fun way to include classroom assessments is through something like Kahoot or Quizizz. While Kahoot is a student favorite and can be a blast, I actually […]
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Project 6: Dutch Trains web app.
Project 6: Dutch Trains web app. (code available on Github) Scope: Create a web app based on the Dutch iPhone app “Trein.” The app will display current train disruptions, […]
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Project 5: Shakespeare Sentiment Analysis.
Project 5: Shakespeare Sentiment Analysis. (code available on Github) Scope: Use the existing Node.js / Express / sentiment scaffolding from Project 4 to perform sentiment analysis on the top six […]
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Project 4: Twitter Sentiment Analysis
Project 4: Twitter Sentiment Analysis (code available on Github) Scope: Build a Node.js project that uses the twit and sentiment modules to perform sentiment analysis on a set of tweets […]
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Project 3: Tap Out Your Own Morse Code Message.
Whew, I was feeling pretty under the weather there for a few days, but I’m feeling better and back on the coding wagon! This one was fun. I […]
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Project 2: D3.js bar graph of number of lines in Shakespeare plays.
Project 2: How Many Lines? Now with bar graph! (code available on Github) Scope: Take the previous project (How Many Lines?) that just counts up the number of lines for […]
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Project 1: How Many Lines does each Shakespeare character speak?
Project 1: How Many Lines? (code available on Github) One thing I’d like to do, if possible, is to use these mini-programming projects to solve problems that are interesting to […]
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Getting back into programming: hurray!
Time to get crackin’! I’ve been away from programming for several years now, and I’m looking to jump back into things, beef up my skills, and build up […]