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Learning
Attended the Microsoft Pinoy Devstock 2003 conference. Before the sessions started, Dr. Sarmenta called.
"What are you doing at a Microsoft conference?!" "I'm into smartphones. Besides, I'm open-minded. Doc Mana's here too." "What's Doc Mana doing at a Microsoft conference?!" "Doc Mana says he's spying."
Tasks
Schedule
Notes
1. Haystack : 21:41
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http://haystack.lcs.mit.edu/index.html
I seem to remember running across this before - wish I could run it
with lower hardware requirements...
2. The Pedagogical Patterns Project : 23:23
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http://www-lifia.info.unlp.edu.au/ppp/
Successes in teaching object technology =)
3. Pedagogical patterns : 23:40
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PP 8 (Lab-discussion-lecture-lab) is almost exactly what we planned!
=) Maybe we're on the right track. I will, however, need to improve
the quality of the lab assignments - references to textbooks/websites
and better instructions. Probably also hints.
PP 16 is pretty useful, too. As is the one on accessors/mutators...
Oooh. PP 33 is precisely what we did in Lab1.
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