Charlie Chiarelli

How many courses has Charlie Chiarelli created?
Charlie Chiarelli has created 7 digital courses and has taught a total of 14,858 students online. We found 2,171 reviews with an average rating of 4.4.

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We found that the last course update was in June 2022.

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Description
Hi, my name is Charlie Chiarelli. I’ll be your teacher for this course. I will spend as much time as necessary to help you do the best you can. But, for you to succeed you must be willing to work .
I  am a retired High school Computer Science and Mathematics Teacher from Canada. I taught for  35 years,  I have a BMath degree from the University of Waterloo.
I was a frequent speaker at educational conferences (ECOO)  and seminars . Most recently my talks focused on  E-Learning and the future of education (Flipping the Classroom).
I was the school webmaster and served on a number of school board committee , recently advising my school board (Hamilton Wentworth Catholic District School Board)  on its online learning direction. I was also the contest coordinator for the Annual Programming Contest for the past 15 years.
For the last 7 years before I retired I was in the unique position of teaching most of my computer science  classes entirely online using the D2L LMS. Because of low enrollment  and lack of qualified computer science teachers I became the “board” teacher. So my virtual class was made up of students from various schools in the region.
I am not a brilliant software engineer trying to teach programming. I am a high school computer science teacher that has taught teenagers for over 35 years. So I think my perspective and sensibilities are quite different than the typical Udemy instructor. I feel this gives me a greater appreciation for what beginners need to learn and how it should be presented. 
The next big blue-collar job category is already here—and it’s programming. What if we regarded code not as a high-stakes, sexy affair, but the equivalent of skilled work at a manufacturing plant? I believe we should spend less time urging kids to do expensive four-year computer-­science degrees and instead introduce more code at the vocational level in high school and  community colleges. Mid career people can learn coding online at sites like Udemy. I put forth the belief that  we should focus less on the wunderkinds and more on the average individual.
I hope you agree and find my courses rewarding. 

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