Slides and tutorials for PyNoon.
- Print out the Tutorial Speaker Notes for the lesson so that you can read from them as you type code in a notebook
- Familiarise yourself with the slides and speaker notes for the lesson
- Practising the material, even by yourself, helps build confidence in the flow of the lesson!
- From the start of the lesson, have the initial "Get ready" or "Warm-Up Exercise" slide in the lesson's slide deck displayed on the screen.
- Disable auto-sleep on your machine so the slides stay up even when you're not moving the mouse
- Turn off notifications on your machine
- Once all attendees have arrived, continue through the administration slides in the slide deck
- For the first lesson of any course, there is a special set of introduction slides
- If there is a Lunch Talk (or DEMO-ONLY portion of the tutorial), present that during the lunch time (usually during the last 15 minutes of the break)
- After the lunch time, show the Tutorial Objectives slide to outline the material that the tutorial will cover
- Open up an empty Colab notebook on your screen
- Zoom-in on Colab to ensure the font is big enough for all attendees to see
- Bring up the bottom of your browser window if it won't be visible from all seats
- Direct all attendees to also open an empty notebook by following the
Colab Notebookslink on pynoon.github.io - Work through the Tutorial Speaker Notes for the lesson
- Have the speaker notes printed out ahead of time
- Read out (or paraphrase) written material
- Demonstrate each code example in a new cell in your notebook
- Have attendees type along and run code with you, and regularly check if anyone needs assistance from a helper
- After the tutorial, present the Independent Work/Homework slide
- Direct attendees to pynoon.github.io/lessons to find the lesson's slides, tutorial notebook, and exercise notebook
- Also offer to help with any other course-related problems that attendees may have - such as from applying what they've learned in their job
- PyNoon logo
- HTML Template for lanyards
- Poster to blu-tack up and direct attendees to the room (source)
- Useful to put in foyers and outside lifts
- Laminating them is optional but can be useful. Also makes it easy to write extra information on them in whiteboard pen if required.
- Find more tips for presenting from Software Carpentry
Slides to present at the start of the first session of a course