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# Second Round Questions

## - [Mingjia Wang]Bi-weekly Check in (2nd Round)

## Lab/Tools/Resources Feedback

- How do you feel about teaching the Yelpy lab content?

Note: I think it will go well especially with having one lab to work on all qtr 

(**Present the current order**)
TableViews + APIs, Passing Data + Collection Views, AutoLayout, Animations, Parse Server, MapKit

- Why or why not would you re-structure the order of topics? If so, what order would it be?

Note : it would be nice to go over certain topics earlier like auto layout and Table views 

- How well are concepts reinforced in Yelpy labs (live session + written walkthrough)?

Note: some of the learning was done through the labs, some of the lessons are not super useful - apis need to be reinforced more on how to make a request and the same with a server or parse. we go through a lot of copying but not necessarily learning, focus more on concepts and why and what does the code do. list out steps and why you do the steps   


- If you have done the labs from before, how do they compare to the current Yelpy labs?

Note, they seem good 

- Have you been interested in doing the lab bonuses? Why/Not?

Note: as a student he did not because of time  but as a TA he did and he really liked them. it would be good to include the bonus as a documentation or video for those who want to do them.

- How do you plan to carry out your sessions (online, zoom, remotely)?

Guru: How many times per week, office hours, slack channel or work space for TFs + students, setting up zoom/skype/hangouts and sending calendar invites. Give advice 

Note: maybe hybrid or fully remote live sessions - they are starting in the winter and spring 

(If multiple Tech Fellows)
- Have you met up with the other TFs to plan out your session runs? 

Guru: Give advice about team work, splitting up work, starting an on-campus org/club...

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(Single Tech Fellows)
- Have you contacted some connections that might be interested in helping you run CodePath?

Guru: Contacting a professor to help you host for-credit, posting on facebook to find an unofficial TF to help with logistics (i.e. attendance, marketing, send email recaps, etc.), contact a tech company to host a panel or info session 

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## Get to know each other

- Chat with your TF

## Questions / Concerns 
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- the course holds your hand, for the documentation  should explain why and be more in-depth 
- Add a lot of screenshots and gif is good to compear their projects to code paths 