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Has anyone ever read through the books on Brian Harvey's website
(http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~bh/) and tried to convert the samples to
Microworlds LOGO? I would love to read them and do the exercises. When I
studied computer science in college, I learned a more traditional approach
like what it appears he is discussing in his books and I never did any
graphics. I fear I have fallen into the trap in teaching a more graphics
approach because the students love it. They are so used to all the graphics
in gaming and that is what they want to do. So I have appeased that with
teaching virtually every concept in my advanced class through having them
develop games. I would love though towards the end of the year to move them
to a less graphical and more traditional programming but haven't found a way
to do that. I thought these books may help me. Maybe you would have some
ideas on that as well.
Blessings
Jennifer Yancey
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