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Over the next 18 months we'll be working to fine-tune a curriculum of courses that give learners a pathway from being a novice web developer, to an advanced technical ninja with hacker skills. We'll also be developing a new way of assessing and recognising skills and knowledge which is focussed on project portfolios, hacker ethics and developer challenges, rather than hours spent in front of a book followed by a meaningless exam. | Over the next 18 months we'll be working to fine-tune a curriculum of courses that give learners a pathway from being a novice web developer, to an advanced technical ninja with hacker skills. We'll also be developing a new way of assessing and recognising skills and knowledge which is focussed on project portfolios, hacker ethics and developer challenges, rather than hours spent in front of a book followed by a meaningless exam. | ||
This September we'll be launching our first full round of six week courses that range from ''Web Development 101'' to ''Learning to Read Code (Better)''. We're inviting you to join our community as a course leader (proposals for September close | This September we'll be launching our first full round of six week courses that range from ''Web Development 101'' to ''Learning to Read Code (Better)''. We're inviting you to join our community as a course leader (proposals for September close Monday July 12!), web development expert and of course, as a course participant. <br> | ||
We want your feedback and course ideas! This session will provide an opportunity for you to learn about and provide input on the P2PU School of Web Craft approach. You'll also have a chance to propose and discuss specific course ideas -- you can even get involved in running a course yourself. | We want your feedback and course ideas! This session will provide an opportunity for you to learn about and provide input on the P2PU School of Web Craft approach. You'll also have a chance to propose and discuss specific course ideas -- you can even get involved in running a course yourself. | ||