Hi Clint, I was in your very situation in the past, and these are resources I consider good: - http://www.amazon.com/Mathematics-Digital-Age-Programming-Python/dp/09727055... - http://inventwithpython.com/ - https://www.udacity.com/course/cs101 According to the level of your students, and yours as well, you might be more comfortable with one or more of the above mentioned. I regularly run robotics after-school courses but I've never found extremely helpful Python on NXT, for a number of technical glitches on it. I prefer to focus on the learning way more than on the technical aspects of the business. Hope this helps! Have a great day. Roberto. On Wed, Feb 19, 2014 at 11:14 PM, Clint Johns <clint.m.johns@gmail.com>wrote:

Greetings Python community,

I have been asked to create an introduction to programming course, with an emphasis on Python and JavaScript, for this upcoming school year.

My knowledge of Python is beginning/intermediate, but I am willing to learn in order to make this a viable course. I am interested in interfacing with LEGO NXT and EV3 robotics kits, and possibly designing some games.

If any of you can point me to some resources, it would be of great help, and I would be extremely thankful.

Continued success in all you do,

Clint Johns computer science teacher San Francisco Bay Area, CA

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