Students will be able to...
- Identify the class they are taking
- List the high-level goals of the course
- Describe classroom procedures, rules, and norms
- Class list
- [Optional] Seating chart
- Bell schedule and classroom location
Duration | Description |
---|---|
5 minutes | Welcome, attendance |
10 minutes | Course staff introductions |
10 minutes | Icebreakers |
10 minutes | Course outline |
15 minutes | Course norms, procedures, and administrivia |
- Utilize the plan developed with your teaching team for the first day of school.
- The pacing guide above is a very broad suggestion. You should adapt (or ignore) as necessary to fit your team's plan.
- Suggested topics to cover:
- Names and backgrounds of TEALS team members
- Brief background on TEALS program (i.e. "Why are there so many adults here?")
- Classroom rules, behavior expectations, grading guidelines, late work policies, etc.
- Academic Integrity/Cheating policy
- Introductions/Icebreakers with students
- High-level learning objectives for course
####Good for Classroom Instruction-Previewing Suggested due to Social Media Examples.
(This could be used for a Social Media Safety/Awareness lesson)
- Dr. Gerald Friedland Sr. Research Scientist at International Computer Science Institute (ICSI) on Sharing Multimedia and the Impact on Online Privacy) 0:00-1:45
- Introduction to Social Media: The Price of Social Media Use-Stephen Colbert 1:50-6:25
- Observations on Sharing Data and Ineffective Privacy Protection 6:30-7:50
- Social Cause: Collection of Data Across Sites 7:50-10:30
- Multimedia in Internet is Growing 10:35-12:05
- CS Problem: Higher Demand for Retrieval and Organization of Data 12:07-13:05
- Manual Tagging & Geo Tagging 13:05-17:30
- Issue of Tracking & Dangers of Oversharing 17:30-18:31
- Berkeley Multimedia Location Estomation Project 18:31-28:14
- ICSI’s Evaluation Results 19:49
- YouTube Cybercasing 20:47
- Privacy Implication of Internet and Data 22: 30
- Person Linking Using Internet Videos 25:45-26:45
- Solutions for Privacy that Don’t Work: Think Before You Post! 26:45-28:14
####Background Information for Instructors
- BJC Video Suggestion: BJC Lecture 1: Abstraction
- Basic concepts of the course: 0:00-7:00
- Introduction of Piazza: 7:00-8:25
- Abstraction: 11:40-15:40
- Generalization: 15:50-20:00
- Summary: 20:05-25:10
- BJC Video Suggestion: BJC Lecture 2: 3D Graphics
- SOPA & PIPA: 0:00-1:00
- 3D Computer Graphics Explanation: 1:00-5:24
- 3D Graphics steps outlined: 5:25-5:50
- Modelling (Useful for Lab 2.5): 5:50-11:40
- Animation (Uncanny Valley Explanation): 11:40-16:55
- Procedural Based Motion (Lab 1.1): 16:56-20:00
- Genetic Algorithms: 20:05-25:25
- Lighting and Shading: 25:25-27:10
- Rendering: 27:10- 30:55
- Global Illumination: 30:55-34:21
- In some school's the first day of schools is an altered or shortened schedule. Find this out ahead of time and plan for however much time you have available.
- If necessary, split these topics across multiple days.