EdSurge reviews "Learn to Program with Small Basic" by Dr. Majed Marji and Ed Price

This month, EdSurge published the online article:

• 6 Summer Reads That Will Teach You—and Your Students—How to Code

On that list is the book, "Learn to Program with Small Basic":

 

"Skillfully introduces programming through the Small Basic language. This book is not only good for middle and high school students, but is a great starting point for adults. The lessons are focused on teaching programming concepts rather than just making projects. Even if you aren’t a beginner, this book is great to have as a reference."

- Grant Smith, EdSurge

 

You can learn more about this book (which I wrote with Majed Marji) at No Starch Press and Amazon.

 

Wherever you go, you're here!

- Ninja Ed

Comments

• Anonymous
  June 19, 2016
  Here is a long review of "Learn to Program with Small Basic" from Middle School Teacher, Martin Fish: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/smallbasic/2016/06/18/learn-to-program-with-small-basic-book-review-by-middle-school-teacher-martin-fish/
• Anonymous
  June 20, 2016
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