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* CSTA: Computer Science Teachers Association http://csta.acm.org
* CSTA: Computer Science Teachers Association http://csta.acm.org
* EdSurge: "Discover the Best in Education Technology" https://www.edsurge.com
* EdSurge: "Discover the Best in Education Technology" https://www.edsurge.com
* EdSurge: "Try before you buy" https://www.edsurge.com/guide/try-before-you-buy
* Exploring CS: "A K-12/University partnership to democratizing computer science" http://www.exploringcs.org
* Exploring CS: "A K-12/University partnership to democratizing computer science" http://www.exploringcs.org
* http://www.computingatschool.org.uk
* http://www.computingatschool.org.uk

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AppStudio is a good way to get students engaged in computer science. Starting kids off in Java, Objective C or C++ will wipe out all but the most dedicated students. The right approach is to get them hooked with some easy results quickly, then encourage them to do more. Giving them the ability to put an app on their iphone/iPod that they can carry around with them does a lot to make it real.

AppStudio lets you use JavaScript or BASIC to teach programming principles.

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