Shimon Schocken: The self-organizing computer course
시몬 쇼켄(Shimon Schocken): 스스로 조직하여 배우는 컴퓨터 과목
Shimon Schocken is a computer science professor and dedicated educator. Full bio
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스스로 배울 수 있도록 애쓰셨습니다.
이 작업을 수행하였습니다.
첫번째 원칙을 따라,
--(웃음)--
신은 "한번에 한 단계식"이라고 하셨다고 했어요.
파락 샤는 뭄바이 출신으로
공개 자료이기 때문에
또 이것을 다른사람들에게 동영상으로
그리고 벤 크래독이란 사람은
이건 매우 복잡한
컴퓨터를 이해하는 것이"
다른 어떤 것에도 이만큼 노력을 기울인 적도 없고,"
하지만 강좌를 듣는 사람은 엄청난 변화를 느낄 것입니다."
바로 '동기' 때문입니다.
실패하면서 배우는 모든 재미를 빼앗아 갑니다.
용기란
실패는
너무 터무니없는 쪽으로 간 것 같아요.
잠깐 여러분들과 공유하고자 합니다.
교체되는 대상은 아닙니다.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Shimon Schocken - Computer Scientist, EducatorShimon Schocken is a computer science professor and dedicated educator.
Why you should listen
Shimon Schocken is a former dean at Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliya, a new Israeli private university which he helped found in 1995. He's also taught at NYU, Harvard and Stanford. Together with Noam Nisan he developed a freely available, open-source, self-paced program for learning applied computer science: The Elements of Computing Systems. Offered in 2005, this led to one of the first successful open online courses. Now, courses based on the approach are offered by traditional universities as well as in crowd-sourced settings, and have been taken freely by thousands of self-learners over the web. Registration, lecture and project schedules are managed by volunteer course coordinators, and student questions are answered by the course alumni community.
His current project focuses on developing instructional materials for early-age math education, which he thinks can be transformed using low-cost tablet computers. He uses his other life passion, mountain biking, to teach adolescent boys in Israelʼs juvenile detention centers valuable life lessons through challenging bike rides in remote locations. He was co-organizer and program chair of TEDxTelAviv 2010.
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