awesome-teachcode

Category: Themed Directories
Tags: education, programming, awesome-lists

A curated Awesome-style directory of resources for teaching programming. It focuses on materials and tools useful for classroom instruction, writing tutorials and lesson plans, defining learning objectives, and grading or reviewing code-based assignments.

Features

• Curated Awesome List

  • Organized collection of programming education resources, following the Awesome list conventions.
  • Focus on classroom use, code review, and tutorial/lesson plan creation.

• Classroom & Remote-Teaching Guides

  • ZoomGuide.md: Guidance for teaching or running sessions over Zoom.
  • OBS.md: Information on using OBS (Open Broadcaster Software), likely for recording or streaming lessons.
  • StreamSetup.md: Setup instructions for streaming (e.g., live-coding sessions, remote classes).

• Assessment & Grading Tools

  • Autograders.md: Resources or references for using autograders to evaluate code-based assignments.
  • Emphasis on grading and reviewing code in an educational setting.

• Course Tracking & Metrics Integration

  • Course Tracking section in README:
    • Shows how to use shields.io badges to surface automated code quality checks and other metrics.
    • Example usage in course tracking spreadsheets, assuming a username/reponame format in a cell (e.g., C2) that links to GitHub repositories.

• Documentation Structure for the Directory

  • _navbar.md and _sidebar.md to organize navigation when browsing the list as a documentation site (e.g., via Docsify or static hosting).
  • index.html to serve the Awesome list as a web page in addition to the GitHub view.

• Assets and Configuration

  • assets/ directory (for images or supplementary files used in the documentation/site).
  • .nojekyll file to disable Jekyll processing, allowing custom static-site behavior.
  • LICENSE file specifying open-source licensing for the list content.

Pricing

• Not applicable. This is an open-source Awesome list hosted on GitHub and available for free use and reference.

Source

• GitHub repository: https://github.com/droxey/awesome-teachcode