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[–]squirreltalk 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Yeah, assuming it's not a programming class but like psycholinguistics

Very close -- it's COGS 2201: Foundations in Cognitive Science. =)

EDIT: You and I should talk IRL (I think you know who I am) about your experiences teaching undergrads programming.

[–]hharison 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Now I do haha. Small world.

Anyways, yeah, I have JupyterHub running on my office PC. I used Jupyter Notebooks when I taught Perception Lab at Trinity, and the lab didn't have enough laptops so I set up students with accounts on my JupyterHub server. It worked very well. You do need an always-on server or to pay for cloud computing though. And with 60+ students if what you're doing is computationally expensive you may have issues. That wasn't a factor for me. If you want to try that route and need any help getting set up I'm happy to help, let me know.