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[02] HOW CAN I SETUP MY CLASSROOM ON SDF?
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*** Please have your students ssh to 'classroom.sdf.org' ***
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*** once they have logged in as 'new' to make their accounts ***
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*** Alternatively they can use SSH via http://classroom.sdf.org ***
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There currently are no templates, but more than likely you already
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have your own syllabus, lesson plan and students all ready to go.
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All you need to do is send your syllabus/lesson plan in email to
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'classroom@sdf.org' and request that your classroom be opened. Once
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your class is approved you will be able to run the 'instruct' command
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to validate your students. If a student is validated or an SDF member,
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they can still be added to your class with the 'instruct' command. For
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further information about this command, type 'man instruct' at the shell.
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Your classroom will be open indefinitely while your students will
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only be validated for a 15 week semester. If you need to extend
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their validation, you can do so with the 'instruct' command.
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Your students should be instructed to create their own accounts
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by telnetting to 'ol.freeshell.org' and logging in as 'new'. When
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asked "Where did you hear about SDF?" please instruct them to provide
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the school, your name and the course number. After they have done
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that, you will be able to use 'instruct' to validate their accounts.
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Classroom specific utilities that would otherwise be only available
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to ARPA members (such as gcc, python, ruby, perl ..) are located in
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/sys/classroom. If you need to provide your students with other
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utilities, you can request that they be installed for classroom use.
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Your students will need to set the PATH environment variable with
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something like this:
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export PATH=/sys/classroom/bin:$PATH
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This will allow the /sys/classroom/bin directory to be searched
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prior to the other directories in the $PATH variable.
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At the end of the semester, it is very important that you have your
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students run the 'teach' survey. Please do not forget!
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