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Solving an Annoying Slide Handout Problem with Python

I finally got tired of fighting slide handouts. Most weeks, my classes publish a PDF of lecture slides. Like a lot of people, I prefer printing them 3-up so I can take notes alongside the slides. PowerPoint and Google Slides technically support this, but they always force a lined notes section onto the page. The […]

PlaneGame!

As I’ve started to dust off the python code one my sons and I were working on, I found another project we had made together based on a lab in “Coding for Beginners Using Python” from Usborne.   This game was a bit different from our text dungeon.  As I recall this book had you do

Adventures in Refactoring

So about 4 or 5 years ago we picked up a book called “Coding for Beginners Using Python” from Usborne so I could start teaching my sons some Python.  You can find it here… https://www.amazon.com/Coding-Beginners-Using-Python-Stowell/dp/0794539505 It’s a fun book and I recommend it for parents that want to spend some time with their kids working

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