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• Translate Readme into English
• Expand Readme into full text
• Add author name to Readme
• Add slides notes to Readme
• Add print & prepare instructions to readme
• Add attriutes header to Readme
• Adjust style of slides (remove CRoCS branding and my name)
• Check if everything from the Teaching Lab GDrive folder with the activity has been moved here and then delete the folder to keep only one version

• Translate the function properties handout
• Finish the sorting algorithms activity
• ideas.md
• IB111
• C#

The "Creating quiz questions" URLs seem to be outdated in this document: Mutual practice exam.

• TeX typesetting -- to WIP and to ideas.md
• LTL

An activity from Poznej FI 2017 illustrating practical routing.

• Consolidate own activity on diagram creation in activities-wip folder
• Add Code Puzzle from TLab Google Drive and delete it from there afterward
• Add any other new activities

• fi@fi
• Tim Bell
• Obrazovky na FI
• FB skupina Učitelé na FI
• Propagace FI
• Fotky z používania aktivít: Sorting game v slidoch OSK'19
• Teaching lab

Ask at CJV

• Makefile for MD->PDF?
• Store build PDF in repo?

A related issue: The activity subfolder is not easy to download either.

Please, merge all the info from Google Drive here and then delete the activity from the Drive.

Each activity readme file should have a compact header specifying the activity attributes (time, number of participants, number of instructors, ...). Use something similar to PŠL style (Zlatý fond her), ideally with icons.

• Incident handling activity
• Activities on questions
• Activity with cards on data types in Python

Programming in 6 different ways

Perhaps a table: Name+Link, Topic (reference a standard curriculum), Author-Defined Tags

Topic: perhaps CCS https://www.acm.org/publications/class-2012 or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outline_of_computer_science ?

Or add at least one-sentence comment to each bullet point.

Some groups were finishing sooner and had to wait