“This is one of the best things I've seen. I think it should replace textbooks for most programming classes.”
Students learn and review one concept at a time. They can read short expositions and then see it in real code.
Use interactive plots and real, live code to help students learn by doing.
Reinforce concepts with periodic quiz questions, auto-graded programming assignments, and free-response exercises as students progress through the lesson.
Students get instant feedback and only advance to the next topic once they show mastery.
Maintain the feel of one-on-one instruction with bigger class sizes. Create interactive lessons that make students feel like you are right by their side showing them the concept.
Students go through lessons and quizzes at their own pace, receiving instant feedback to help them improve. With unlimited attempts, the focus is on learning instead of grades.
It's easy to start creating content! All you'll need are Jupyter Notebooks or simple markdown files. Industry standard tools and no lock-in means you can be productive right away.
Pathbird grew out of an instructor and a student agreeing that our teaching wasn't living up to its potential. Why are we staring at code on a lecture slide when we could be experiencing it firsthand?
Pathbird makes computational discovery and experiential learning possibly for students — and is easy to set up for instructors. It turns learning into a conversation between the author and learner.
“This is one of the best things I've seen. I think it should replace textbooks for most programming classes.”
“Pathbird has totally changed the way I teach. I'll never go back.”
Are you an teacher or instructor? Pathbird truly is a game-changer and we want you to experience it for yourself. Try a demo of the student experience. Once you’re hooked, contact us and we can set you up with a free demo for your course.
A prototype of Pathbird has been used to teach Computational Data Science & Machine Learning at the University of Michigan as well as for guest lectures at MIT and other institutions.
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