Gist 626d64298c79f4cc42c6382ca71d1680

Gist 5abc1045894890074dba47be30e4c098

This visualization presents a structured classroom activity focused on data confidentiality and professional ethics for TICS students, displayed as a markdown-based instructional document. The example embeds a single high-resolution educational image and details a 50-minute lesson plan with interactive exercises, including role-playing scenarios and decision-making polls. It does not use JavaScript libraries or rendering APIs; instead, it relies on static HTML content and a self-contained markdown file with embedded images to convey the pedagogical workflow. The visual emphasizes clear textual organization and step-by-step guidance rather than dynamic data-driven graphics.

72% match

Gist e30b580e1eb3c9e76102ba926ac0e85a

This example shows a complete GitHub Classroom activity template in Spanish, guiding students through designing a small thematic practice project using ARM64 Assembly, Bash, Python, or C. It emphasizes documentation-first development, with a structured repository of Markdown templates for proposal, use case, repository structure, and test plans, plus a shell script and source stub. The visualization relies on plain text file rendering via the web interface, illustrating how to scaffold a minimal, well-documented coding assignment without external frameworks or complex dependencies. The code uses no external libraries, focusing instead on repository organization and pedagogical instructions.

68% match

Gist d68534c6cd5f4fe95e426fb37c694be4

This example presents a Markdown-rendered Python cheatsheet originally authored by Mosh Hamedani, converted and annotated by IoTeacher. It displays code snippets covering variables, input handling, string operations, arithmetic, control flow, loops, lists, tuples, and dictionaries. The visualization is plain text with syntax highlighting applied through Markdown formatting. It does not use JavaScript libraries, datasets, or interactive rendering; instead, it relies on static code blocks and headings to organize the tutorial content.

67% match

Gist 06eb3b9bfe1484e90694e80ffb8694de

This example demonstrates how an educational activity on digital culture and ethics in customs processing can be structured as a visual guide. It shows a poster and brochure template that outlines responsible use of technology, identity security, and legal frameworks like the SAT and Ley Aduanera. The content uses a combination of text sections, bullet points, and embedded reference images to organize the material, including sections on phishing risks and ethical AI use. The rendering relies on static markdown with external image URLs rather than interactive data visualization, presenting the curriculum as a printable handout for classroom use.

67% match

Gist 157d2fb473ddc8719ba8dfc52131a917

This example presents a structured classroom activity that guides students through creating a song about digital identity and online safety using Suno AI. The visualization shows a lesson plan with step-by-step instructions, evaluation criteria, and key vocabulary, rendered as a markdown document. It displays curriculum-aligned learning objectives and expected outcomes, supported by tables that organize the activity sequence and assessment rubric. The material references SEP curriculum guidelines for Cultura Digital I and lists specific digital tools like Suno AI and Adobe Express for the creative task.

Gist 01500f8ab6e9b7d98dd0aeea50347b9f

This example shows how a classroom activity integrates generative AI tools to design community micro-campaigns. It demonstrates a structured session where learners use ChatGPT, Adobe Firefly, and Adobe Express for ideation, visual production, and operational strategy. The visualization relies on text-based prompts and workflow steps rather than code libraries. It displays the pedagogical flow, including phases for guided activity, critical reflection, and optional mini-challenges, without using data-driven rendering or computational graphics.

Gist a6bf59f4f480d2443c83f97d8988e0fc

This example presents a two-session educational plan for teaching students about open licensing. It demonstrates how to use software under the GPL, specifically through LibreOffice, and how to apply Creative Commons licenses to digital works, using a table to summarize the learning objectives and key outcomes. The document is a markdown file created in Gist.

README.md – MicroBit Tutor AI (MicroPython + micro:bit V2)

This gallery example shows an educational prompt and tutor system for teaching MicroPython to high school students using a BBC micro:bit V2. It presents a research activity where students investigate Python fundamentals, including `print()`, basic syntax, and the REPL, then compares standard Python with MicroPython code examples like `display.scroll()`. The material includes a 100-point grading rubric and describes a “Shell de Apoyo” support mode that breaks down errors with line-by-line explanations. The content is organized as a bilingual Markdown document with embedded images, aimed at guiding beginners from zero programming knowledge to hands-on microcontroller projects.