Vismai N

We’ll take you from being an absolute beginner to mastering HTML & CSS, computer languages that are used in almost every webpage in the world! Join for powerful skills taught in a step-by-step manner, building your own projects along the way! We’ll even use curriculum developed by Google’s Chrome team and the Firefox developers as an outline for our learning so that you can learn in the best way possible. Register for this session today! If this series doesn’t reach 8 members at least 2 days before May 2 (2 days before start), this series will be canceled. So, if you are thinking about joining, please join! Note: This series appears quite long. However, chances are that we’ll be able to get through these a good deal faster. If you’re able to, please join! This series needs co-hosts! If you’re interested in co-hosting, please request to and then DM the tutor on Schoolhouse. If you want more slots to be opened up, please ask for more slots in the Public Discussion or message the tutor. Important note: You MUST have a device with a keyboard and trackpad/mouse attached (such as a laptop). You cannot do this series with a smartphone, iPad, or tablet even if you attach a keyboard.

Each session, we will go over different components of an Argumentative Essay, culminating in a competition! If you’ve ever attended a debate session on SHW or just wanted to improve your arguing skills, this session is for you. What are you waiting for? Register now! (Note: if this session doesn’t reach 5 members, then it will have to be cancelled. So if you have any hesitation, please join!)

We’ll take you from being an absolute beginner to mastering HTML & CSS, computer languages that are used in almost every webpage in the world! Join for powerful skills taught in a step-by-step manner, building your own projects along the way! We’ll even use curriculum developed by Google’s Chrome team and the Firefox developers as an outline for our learning so that you can learn in the best way possible. Register for this session today! If this series doesn’t reach 8 members at least 2 days before May 2 (2 days before start), this series will be canceled. So, if you are thinking about joining, please join! Note: This series appears quite long. However, chances are that we’ll be able to get through these a good deal faster. If you’re able to, please join! This series needs co-hosts! If you’re interested in co-hosting, please request to and then DM the tutor on Schoolhouse. If you want more slots to be opened up, please ask for more slots in the Public Discussion or message the tutor. Important note: You MUST have a device with a keyboard and trackpad/mouse attached (such as a laptop). You cannot do this series with a smartphone, iPad, or tablet even if you attach a keyboard.

Ever wanted to improve your public speaking skills, become a better rational thinker, and collaborate more effectively? In Conundrums, we discuss the best way to solve moral dilemmas - similar to Dialogues, but as a group discussion. We’ll collaborate, not argue, and take part in conversations that matter. If a lake is polluted by a company, who in the company is to blame? How should we allocate a building when two people desperately want it? If you make a discovery while working at a company, should you have the rights to the discovery? These are just a few of the thought-provoking questions we’ll explore in Conundrums.