Since retiring (from education and subsequently from a software company) I have become an iOS developer and have a youtube channel https://youtube.com/@StewartLynch
I am happy to take questions regarding developing apps with Xcode and getting your students started with coding beyond the iPad and playgrounds.
Apple's Develop in Swift content can be found here: https://developer.apple.com/learn/curriculum/
Looks like you have some great content on YouTube. I am a professional iOS developer who has found myself teaching English in Japan via the JET program as a kind of sabbatical / adventure. I am interested in teaching students Swift, what have you found with the aptitude of high school students in the States for this topic? Is Swift Playgrounds a good place to start? I taught an intro Swift class for University students, and still found Playgrounds a good starting place for those who had never programmed before.
I also retired two years ago. I am interested in learning more about your IOS development. :)
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January 10, 2023
I've got a group of students who are starting with Swift this semester (high school) and I was wondering if you had or knew of a syllabus/curriculum for a semester long course, heck even a year long course? Any help would be appreciated.
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