Reflecting & Turtlehacking

by Elliott Hauser

29 Sep 2022

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Vocab + Q&A

  • What should we make sure to cover today?

Review Class-so-far reflections

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  • Pair, Read, Group, Share

With your randomly assigned partner, help each other find your class-so-far pull requests. Navigate to the Files Changed tab and read your partner’s reflection from there.

Pay attention to these, to seed discussion:

  1. What has your partner’s experience been so far?
  2. What resonates with you in their reflection?
  3. Are there any differences in their expereinces?
  4. What are your curious about regarding their experiences so far?

After reading your partner’s reflection,

Creating and Merging the Focused Reflection Post

A quick repetition of the process we covered last week.

Turtle how-tos from the video.

Time to get started on Turtlehacking!

Elliott Hauser is an Assistant Professor at the UT Austin iSchool. He's hacking education as one of the cofounders of Trinket.io. Find Elliott Hauser on Twitter, Github, and on the web.