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Turn Curriculum into HTML with landing page #128
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I'm interested in working on this. Do we know if the TEKS in the PDF are up to date? |
To review the current version: There are still several lessons that are blank because I haven't finished the copy and pasting. I also haven't finished adding TEKS. I would love to make them appear in one of those boxes that has a "copy" button or at least have them in a collapsible element or modal. Teachers want to be able to see the full text of the TEKS and be able to copy paste them, but they take up a lot of space. |
I'd like to propose the following solution for displaying TEKS:
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I am continuing to create individual open document files for the curriculum handouts. I am having a hard time finding a resource referenced as the "Budget Trade Off Sheet" referenced on p. 59 of the pdf in case anyone who has worked through the lessons before knows what that is. |
hi y'all! i've got a working demo of the new feature. please checkout my dev branch here: https://github.com/ludocracy/budgetparty/tree/dev if this fits the requirement i'll create a PR. |
We need to see where the overlap is here and if there are any major difference with this and the Nucleus Learning Network iteration. https://github.com/nucleus-network/budgetpartylessons |
This might be a lot of work
An awesome teacher at Lanier High School, Laurie Beaman [email protected], designed and wrote a Curriculum Binder for teaching high schoolers about the City Budget.
It lives in a PDF 😢
Budget Game Binder.pdf
But we could liberate it and share it with more teachers if it were available on a landing page targeted at AISD teachers, organized into sections, with downloadable PDF worksheets/rubrics, etc
This would require a lot of copy/pasta from PDF to HTML. But maybe we could cheat and use a template. Here is a cool example:
https://mozilla.github.io/webmaker-curriculum/WebLiteracyBasics-I/session01-kraken.html
Any thoughts? @VictoriaODell
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