Also related -- a few of us were working on a similar tool some time ago:
https://github.com/c-martinez/shellther The idea behind Shellther is that it records your shell session and syncs it to an etherpad. So learners can keep up not only with what you type, but also what the terminal prints back. Last time we tried it, it was still a bit clunky, but it is open for contributions! Cheers, Carlos ________________________________ From: Discuss <[email protected]> on behalf of DVD PS <[email protected]> Sent: 14 March 2017 22:10:23 To: Ben Marwick Cc: Software Carpentry Discussion Subject: Re: [Discuss] casto: Live coding in browser, using text editor. On 14 March 2017 at 16:13, Ben Marwick <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: Looks like it can enable learners to easily access the live-coding file on the fly, with the file continuously updated as the instructor saves the file during the lessons. On the conference I organised last week (http://sciencetogether.online) we found floobits, a similar tool which can be used in such way. You can either use for pair programming or to make everyone to follow you across different files. I've not used for teaching in a class and I'm not sure how well it would go, but I've used twice already (in less than a week) to discuss stuff with learners. As with casto I can use it from my fav editor or from the web if I'm not using my own computer. The summon command is very sweet, so everyone sees what you are seeing (even if they use their own editor). http://floobits.com/ Cheers, David
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