COVID-19 has made remote teaching hard. It is hard on students to lack the in-person support they need, but even tougher on teachers to remain motivated when talking through a screen - unsure if students are staying engaged. In today’s podcast, we’d like to discuss ways that can improve teaching programming remotely - particularly focusing on how interactive group activities and collaborative workspaces can help build your classroom community virtually. 

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Ways to Improve Teaching Programming Remotely | Coding Rooms - Weekly Podcast (Ep.7)

We're the team behind CodingRooms.com - delivering smart learning technologies for programming instructors and students. On our weekly podcast we'll always provide a product update and then delve into cool topics related to coding, computer science, education, and technology. 

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