After a week of on/off effort I have successfully deployed the Jupyterhub server with Github auth for pykids .

Here are the steps and reference to guides I followed:

1. Get EC2 instance — use a…

Pykids partners with ASDRP

This summer Pykids partnered with ASDRP . Aspiring Scholars Directed Research Program (ASDRP) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit summer program that provides opportunities for high school students throughout the Bay Area, especially those who are underrepresented in STEM or who are…

Following up on my previous post here , I set up another Jupyterhub server with Google OAuth2 .

Pretty straight forward after you set up our credentials on Google Console.

Today 16 students and pykids begin a month long adventure into making and engineering! The program at ASDRP allows young minds to explore , research and make.

The theme this year is “Robotics” and the children are all set to design and create fun and…

Pykids curriculum is getting a makeover! The curriculum is now designed into Beginner and Advanced notebooks. More examples and fun recipes are being added. We have also moved to using Azure Notebooks , which are easy to use , share and work with github!

ASDRP summer cohort project was showcased in PyCon 2019 .

The “Electronics and Python” project conducted by students was presented in form of a poster and demo to PyCon attendees from all over the world.

Pykids has now partnered with fremontstem.org and is providing curriculum based classes

Apart from the Pykids curriculum, we are now also using this excellent resource provided by Eric Matthes . Thanks Eric!

DIY Christmas Ornaments in Maker Faire 2019

This year “pykids” had an opportunity to showcase their DIY Christmas ornaments…

Ipythonblocks is a visual teaching tool that allows students to experiment with Python flow control concepts and immediately see the effects of their code represented in a colorful, attractive way.