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Wondering how and why PyTamaro differs from other approaches? We have a research paper for you.
A number of teachers are contributing to this web platform with their activities and curricula.
Going through a curriculum gives you the best learning experience, as it guides you through a coherent sequence of activities.
We are growing a collection of resources for teachers using PyTamaro to teach programming.
You will find the TamaroCards to teach programming unplugged, a service to generate ready-to-print pieces from your own graphics, and more.
Program with PyTamaro directly in your browser (even on a tablet!), or install it as any other Python library in your enviroment.
No matter the choice, we provide a complete API documentation.
The PyTamaro library is an open-source project. Its development happens on GitHub. GitHub is also the right place to go if you want to report a bug.
The content of this website has been developed by multiple authors. Each contributor is listed on our "About" page.
PyTamaro is a project created by the Lugano Computing Education Research Lab at the Software Institute of USI
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