"Learning Perl" which has the classes set out for use. Perl has
several advantages. first unlike HTML Perl is a real programming
language. HTML is a markup system. second Perl run on our three types
on computers (Windows, Mac, Linux) and the programs work the same on
each kind. Third Perl is a widely used and useful language which the
students will not out grow. That is it is not a "teaching"language but
rather one that has real practical value.
Greg
On Feb 7, 2008, at 8:35 AM, Carol wrote:
> I am interested in creating a middle school course in programming.
> Scratch
> is already being introduced in our enrichment program in our lower
> school.
> Programs I am considering are Alice, Starlogo, Microworlds, HTML.
> If anyone
> is teaching a programming course(s) either as part of the curriculum
> or in
> an after school setting I would like to hear what you are teaching.
> If there
> is a written curriculum would you be willing to share it? Are there
> other
> programs you might suggest I consider?
>
>
>
> Carol : )
>
>
>
> Carol Hoffman Sukoneck
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