Hey there, CodeNewbie Community members old and new!
With CodeLand 2022 coming up really soon (June 16 & 17, 2022), our team would love to know which talk you're particularly excited to experience β and why.
View the program here and let us know your answer in the comments below.
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Another first timer. Looking forward to everything, but "Accessibility is not a mystery" jumped out as a particularly strong title.
ππΌ Chris, I'm a first timer too and not really sure what to expect ... looking forward to it and hoping to connect with other learners to encourage each other π Would love to follow you on Twitter, I'm @katfay_ Accessibility is such an important topic. I think the last few years has shown us that if tech is not designed with diverse needs in mind from the start - it can be a life damaging/threatening (just thinking of how apps and comms were not initially tailored older or culturally diverse audiences who needed them here in Melbourne, Aus, during the pandemic).
Same :)
Literally, all of them! π€©
This is the first time of me participating to a codeLand. And um so excited to see whats going and everything on there.π€©π
As someone new to coding and learning HTML, CSS, & JavaScript to design more engaging & inclusive online courses, βAccessibility in Designβ and βTeaching through Code Reviewsβ are the two webinars that pique my interest.
They sound like interesting choices Christine and I can relate to being new at HTML, CSS & JavaScript. What kind of courses are you designing?
I aspire to create courses for educators at a university or a EdTech company. So far, itβs been for K-12.
Anything on accessibility and mental health
Mental health is very easy to achieve. It is enough to find a hobby that will distract you from boring or difficult tasks. It's no secret that the main advantage of an IT specialist is perseverance. But that's the problem. I started making sports predictions to distract myself - 1xbet.cg/ It turned out that it was not only interesting but also profitable.
Oooh me too!
I truly cannot and will not pick π
I was part of the committee this year who had the honor to choose which talks should be held on this years CodeLand. I guarantee, all these talks will be AMAZING!!
The whole CodeLand eventπβ
omg this is so exciting!
I am looking forward to all of them too.
But can I "cheat" and say the "talk" I'm most interested in is hearing from with newer coders and hearing their stories and their passion for coding. It is so exciting to me to hear folks' journeys into tech, what's on their minds, and what they are looking forward to.
Hey! :) I am most excited about the accessibility talks and listening to the stories of the speakers about their personal and professional journeys. I also would love to learn about inclusivity topics as they make me really curious. :)
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