I have been involved in the Arts and EduTech Community as a curriculum developer and have educated over 500 K-12 programming classes in various technologies such as Scratch, Python, JS and GitHub.
I want to foster an inclusive environment while creating lessons and posts on different programming features. My goal is to offer support to my learners and create a welcoming environment to best enable growth.
I am available for mentoring, educating or just talking tech stuff like accessibility, inclusion, setting up your system...
Jan 15, 2022 · 4 min read · Whenever I go to sites, there tends to be a notification indicating what the website is doing with your information or whether it can log certain information. It made me ask myself, why did this appear and what am I agreeing to. This is a mutli-laye...
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Jan 5, 2022 · 4 min read · Often times, I am working on my laptop and need a document that is on a different drive than I am working on. Instead of breaking my concentration and spend time uploading to the cloud, locating a USB, or worse, having duplicate files that I will eve...
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Oct 5, 2021 · 2 min read · Open source software is computer software released with a license that grants the use, study, and/or modification of ts source code. The source code is free to publicly access, modify, and share. One example of open source would be Mozilla Firefox w...
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Aug 9, 2021 · 4 min read · Congratulations for wanting to take the steps to learn a new skill! I will take you through the steps for getting started programming with Python 3 on your local machine. Before you start programming in Python, you need to install a couple tools on y...
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Aug 2, 2021 · 1 min read · Visual Studio Code, also referred to as VS Code, is a free code editor that can run on multiple operating systems. Below are guides to Mac OS and Windows as of August 2021. Windows 10 Click the this link to download the .exe file for Windows. Once t...
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