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In this episode of the Hello World podcast we chatted with Julie York, a computer science and media teacher with over 20 years experience in the classroom. Julie shares her experiences using AI in the classroom to build time saving resources and apps to help teaching and learning.

Meet our guests

Meg Wang

Meg Wang is editor of the Hello World magazine. Before joining the Raspberry Pi Foundation, she spent many years in book publishing and is always learning new things about computing, digital making, and how these are taught. Her passion for computer science is inspired by what young people can achieve with the computing skills they learn.

Julie York

Julie York has been teaching computer science and media electives at South Portland High School in South Portland, Maine since she was hired in 2002. Hired to teach Video Production, she has gone on to develop and maintain many new classes for the school community that include Animation & Game Design, Digital Graphics, Advanced Technology, and Introduction to Computer Science.

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