

Teaching and Learning Git - Discussion with Anna Skoulikari
Apr 29, 2024
In this discussion, Anna Skoulikari, a technical writer at JetBrains and author of 'Learning Git', shares her insights on making Git accessible for everyone. She emphasizes the importance of visual storytelling and hands-on projects to simplify complex concepts. Anna discusses tailoring Git materials for high school students, striking a balance between accessibility and educational depth. She also highlights the significance of user testing in content creation, ensuring clarity and adaptability while navigating the challenges of book publishing.
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Anna's Tech Journey
- Anna Skoulikari's journey into tech began with UX design, followed by a coding bootcamp and front-end development.
- This led her to learn and teach Git, create an online course, write a book, and transition into technical writing.
Target Audience Evolution
- Skoulikari's initial target audience for her Git course was herself, wanting a simpler learning resource.
- The audience expanded to include various tech professionals and even those outside coding.
From Course to Book
- Skoulikari initially created an online course to test her teaching methods and gauge interest.
- Positive feedback and reviews encouraged her to approach a publisher and write a book.