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Code To Live: Mark on Web 2.0 in the Classroom

Posted By: joshholmes | Feb 19th, 2008 @ 4:49 PM | 2,501 Views | 1 Comment

Josh Holmes had the pleasure of catching up with Mark Frydenberg (aka CheckMark, a Senior Lecturer at Bentley College in ~~Boston~~ Waltham, MA. He has an interesting take on teaching computer science and is leveraging Web 2.0 techniques to teach his students about computer science. His efforts in the classroom were written up in this New York Times Article. Also check out his Popfly interview with Bob Familiar at http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=365558...

This was filmed during the Boston Remix back in October.

Tags: Popfly, Programming

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dcharles

What he described isn't really programing but it's an approach that might get more people involved.

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