A Professor’s Tips for Keeping Students Engaged with DataCamp Classrooms
Dr. Marin Jovanovic, Associate Professor, Department of Operations Management at Copenhagen Business School, tells us how DataCamp courses and Workspace keep his students coming back for more.
Updated Mar 2024
Essential for academia
"Whether you’re teaching a pure data science class or something more multidisciplinary, DataCamp Classrooms is a tool every teacher and student should use.” — Mike Soltys, PhD. University of Colorado Boulder
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