Retiring a Favourite C++ Joke
I have a favourite joke when teaching new
and delete
in C++. Alas, I believe
that attendees are now less likely to have seen the show it references. Therefore, I present it here for your
enjoyment (or not).
I have a favourite joke when teaching new
and delete
in C++. Alas, I believe
that attendees are now less likely to have seen the show it references. Therefore, I present it here for your
enjoyment (or not).
Remote teaching requires displays and display areas to be used for different purposes. But, how do you set up so many displays?
Read moreSit/Stand desks for remote instruction have different needs to desks used for software development. I didn’t find a suitable one that I could buy so I made my own.
Read moreI wrote about my first teaching station nine months ago. That, however, was just the start.
Read moreFor most of my training career, I have delivered courses to audiences in the same room. I have always favoured local delivery because the experience is far better for all. Coronavirus has made that view irrelevant for now; delivery has to be remote.
I made myself feel better by building a remote teaching station.
Read moreWhen you first start training, your brain probably does just one thing — deliver the training. If you only occasionally deliver training, that’s sufficient. But, if you train often enough, you can expect your brain to potentially perform a total of three tasks.
Read moreHave you ever been in a training session and asked a question, or seen a question asked, only to have the instructor answer a different question?
Maybe it was an accident, but there is a chance that it was deliberate. The trainer gave a politician’s answer.
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