Codio

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Codio's ease of use and streamlined platform enabled UT Dallas to gain more control over their courses and give students faster feedback, helping them improve quicker. Codio's ease of use and streamlined platform enabled UT Dallas to gain more control over its courses and give students faster feedback, helping them improve more quickly. Check out the full case study: https://hubs.li/Q04jpbQk0

With LLMs in the picture, assessing learners’ code writing is tricky, but probeable problems offer an AI-resilient solution. In this clip, we dive into why they're an effective assessment type and how they push students to think like they’re in a professional environment. Check out the full webinar for more on evidence first assessment strategies: https://hubs.li/Q04j473X0

GitHub Classroom is winding down. If you built a course around it, you already know what that means: years of assignment structure, repos, and autograding workflows tied to a tool with a sunset date. Here's the good news: GitHub selected Codio as its exclusive commercial platform partner for teaching and learning. We migrate your Classroom to Codio seamlessly, and the platform was built specifically for the modern computing classroom. What doesn't change: Your repos remain on GitHub. Your assignment structure stays intact. The Git-based workflow your students learn remains the one they'll use in industry. Join us Tuesday, June 2, at 1 PM ET for a live walkthrough. Whether you teach Intro CS or graduate-level systems, you'll see exactly what the migration looks like and what you gain on the other side. 🌟 Register here: https://hubs.li/Q04hXy6c0

At Macomb Community College, student time spent in Codio is tied to better performance through: -- Custom and interactive courseware written to best suit students’ needs -- Immediate autograded feedback so students can improve and correct mistakes as they practice “We noticed that the more time a student spends working in Codio, the better they perform on the exams.” -Elizabeth Jenaway, Professor

If your labs die before they start, it’s usually because of environment chaos. Giving every student the same starting point eliminates that chaos, which means less friction, and more completion.

Labs and assignments that will truly make a difference in students' learning need to be engaging, hands-on, and accessible. Building checkpoints into the lab, or using problem decomposition, makes assignments more digestible and engaging for students. With opportunities to test their work and a clear path forward as they progress, learners gain confidence as they go, and instructors don't have to keep answering the same where to begin questions. Watch the full webinar for more insights: https://hubs.ly/Q04h9wfn0

Our CEO Doug Hughes joined ABC News with Azubuike Ejiochi to discuss what happens when AI becomes the first “interviewer” a candidate meets. AI can support hiring, but human judgment still has to lead. Watch the segment here: https://lnkd.in/euarZJbG #AI #HigherEd #WorkforceReadiness