presented by Brian Harvey, Lauren, Dan Garcia, Michael Ball

Welcome to Snap!shot 2020! 👋

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presented by Jens Mönig, Jadga Hügle, Bernat Romagosa

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Presented by Jadga Huegle, Jens Mönig, and Bernat Romagosa.

Break time! Get up and stretch or grab some food.

We encourage everyone to join us in the Social Room if they'd like!

Lightning talks from our first round of 6 speakers!

Round 1 Sessions:

• Math with Snap!: Some Examples from a Related Math Library - Eckart Modrow
• Create An(y) Embroidery Design in 5 Minutes - Jadga Huegle
• Differentiable Snap! - Kartik Chandra
• Translating BJC into Dutch - Ramon Moorlag
• A Pie Chart Generator - Peter Franko
• How to Make An Eightball (Fortuneteller) With Wri...

presented by Eckart Modrow

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Many students, especially when they study subjects that are not related to mathematics, have problems understanding how mathematics works. Therefore, I am planning a mathematics lecture especially for teacher students of...

presented by Jadga Hügle

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This talk is about creating embroidery designs by combining Snap!'s list feature with the embroidering capabilities of Turtlestitch.

An image can be imported into Snap! and its contours can be redrawn with another sprite. The coord...

presented by Kartik Chandra

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What happens if we combine the lambda calculus with… regular calculus? We get a new superpower: the ability to take derivatives of Snap! programs. And what could we do with that? The possibilities are endless: automatic differentiation enables project that ...

presented by Ramon Moorlag

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With the translation of BJC in the Dutch language and context, we learned a lot.

I think this story can add value to the Snap! Shot on 12-12. I can share the story and help others with their translation efforts. And having a lot of fun in the pro...

presented by Adam Franko

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This is a generator made in Snap! that allows you to create a pie chart using the pen.. It is used by first creating a circle for the outline, and then a sprite talks you through the steps of what you need to do in order for you to generate your pie c...

presented by David Muehlbacher

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EIGHTBALL FORTUNE TELLER Subject in questions! How is a eightball designed? How are extraanswers designed(as list)? How are they written (with pen)? Is it funny for students? (SPOILERALERT!!: Yes it is!!!°) F...

Q&A for round 1 talks

Breaktime

Lightning talks from our second round of 6 speakers!

Round 2 Sessions:

• Towards Building Your Own Autograder in NetsBlox - Brian Broll
• Using Hyperblocks to Solve Word Analogy Problems - Ken Kahn
• How Much CS Does an Artist Need? - Joachim Wedekind
• Snap! in Moodle - Joan Guillén i Pelegay
• Balancing Project Based Learning with Building Competencies - Tyler Beatty
• Geospati...

presented by Brian Broll

Join the conversation for this session on the Snap! Forum - https://forum.snap.berkeley.edu/t/lightning-talks-towards-building-your-own-autograder-in-netsblox/4828

Autograding is a valuable mechanism for assessment which facilitates scaling a curriculum to a much broader audience. Perhaps the best example can be found in the case of massive open online courses through platforms like Course...

presented by Ken Kahn

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Word embeddings use machine learning to turn words into lists of 300 numbers. By doing some addition and subtraction on these lists using Snap!'s hyperblocks one can solve word ana...

presented by Joachim Wedekind

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If an artist wants to make digital art (pictures, installations ...) of course knowledge of suitable tools is needed. But soon the question arises whether the knowledge of the tools is sufficient or whether real computer science skills are neces...

presented by Joan Guillén i Pelegay

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Presentation (demo) of the new Moodle plugins for the Snap! family. We have now Snap!, Snap4Arduino, BeetleBlocks and TurtleStitch submission plugins in Moodle and also the possibility to build your own Snap! distro plugin.

You can *add Snap...

presented by Tyler Beatty

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Can Backwards Design or Understanding by Design adequately equip teachers to design meaningful learning experiences? ... I argue they don't when teaching programming skills.

In an ideal world, the time spent in any...

presented by Matthias Giger

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This project shows how you can visualize larger datasets in Snap! and even animate them over time by using the "Frequency Distribution Analysis" and the "World Map" libraries.

It allows students to have insight in data from th...

Q&A for Round 2 talks

Breaktime

Social time!