Live Sessions
Purpose
Section titled “Purpose”The course can run fully self-paced, but cohorts benefit from optional live sessions. These sessions should support labs, unblock setup issues, and help learners prepare demos.
12-Hour Live Support Plan
Section titled “12-Hour Live Support Plan”| Session | Duration | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Orientation | 1h | Wallet setup, safety baseline, and course workflow |
| Lab support 1 | 2h | Chain, wallet, Gas, and Solidity labs |
| Lab support 2 | 2h | Token standards and testing |
| Lab support 3 | 2h | Scaffold-ETH 2 and SpeedRun Challenge 0 |
| Lab support 4 | 2h | L2 deployment and security review |
| Capstone clinic | 2h | Vendor or DEX implementation support |
| Demo day | 1h | Project showcase and retrospective |
Instructor Preparation
Section titled “Instructor Preparation”Before each session, instructors should prepare:
- Target module page
- Lab page
- Known common errors
- Example commands
- Example project repository
- Submission checklist
Session Rules
Section titled “Session Rules”Live sessions should:
- Focus on labs and artifacts
- Avoid lectures that duplicate videos
- Keep learners on testnets
- Never collect private keys or seed phrases
- Encourage learners to explain what they changed
- Require learners to document AI assistance
Office Hour Format
Section titled “Office Hour Format”A good office hour uses this structure:
- Five-minute recap of the module goal
- Common blockers
- Live debugging
- Submission expectations
- Security reminder
- Next-step assignment