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I will be hosting weekly a couple hours session at university aimed at teaching some of our better students web-programming. These people are pretty proficient at computers and some are good at web.
What web-technologies would you teach in 2010 for a semi-advanced students team?
What would you include?
And what would you omit to teach? (important)
XHTML, CSS and a good javascript framework such as jQuery.
May seem simple, but knowing how to create standards-compliant xhtml, efficient and clean CSS, and good javascript is something most people skim over. But, without them, your website will tend to be crappy and hard to maintain.