Do you teach Python? Then check out course-setup

TL;DR: If you teach Python, then you should check out course-setup (https://pypi.org/project/course-setup/) at PyPI! I’ve been teaching Python and Pandas for many years. And while I started my teaching career like many other instructors, with slides, I quickly discovered that it was better for my students — and for me! — to replace them with live coding. Every day I start teaching, I open a new Jupyter or Marimo notebook, and I type. I type the day’s agenda. I type the code that I want to demonstrate, and then do it right there, in front of people. I type the instructions for each exercise we’re going to use. I type explanatory notes. If people have questions, I type those, along with my answers. In other words, every day’s notebook contains a combination of documentation, demonstration, explanation, and exercise solutions. That combination is unique to the group I’m teaching. If we get sidetracked with someone’s question, that’s OK