With the Spring semester approaching fast, the second edition of the Learning to Teach mini-conference returns, January 15 in New York City. For many educators, January is the perfect time to review the last year, write syllabus and prepare for new classes. Organized by the School for Poetic Computation in partnership with the Processing Foundation, this day long conference is an open forum for educators teaching computer programming in creative and artistic contexts. The morning session is a series of talks from experienced educators on approaches for teaching effectively, strategies for assessment and feedback. In the afternoon, participants will be invited to workshop sessions to discuss curriculum development and environments and tools for learning. Together, we will explore the intersection of pedagogy and creative practice, and provide an opportunity to share ideas for another year of teaching ahead.  
Program:
Learning to Teach II Conference
Sunday 15th January.
11 - 1pm - Presentations: Best practices and case studies from educators1 - 2pm - Lunch: Catered lunch with vegetarian options2 - 4pm - Workshops: Syllabus and teaching strategies.4 - 5pm - Final discussion5 - 6pm - Drinks
Location: Postlight 101 5th Ave, New York, NY 10003
For questions: contact tega@sfpc.io