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Re: [Ctrl-Shift] Wolfram touts Wolfram Language as way to teach computational thinking
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- From: "Reese, George Clifford" <reese AT illinois.edu>
- To: "Wolske, Martin B" <mwolske AT illinois.edu>, "<ctrl-shift AT lists.mste.illinois.edu>" <ctrl-shift AT lists.mste.illinois.edu>
- Subject: Re: [Ctrl-Shift] Wolfram touts Wolfram Language as way to teach computational thinking
- Date: Thu, 15 Sep 2016 20:49:47 +0000
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I think this will be a good discussion topic for a swift pint.
George
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I've read about half of this very long blog post by Stephen Wolfram so far.
I'm waffling between finding this a very technocentric presentation, stating
"How Wolfram Language is teaching Computational Thinking", and wondering
whether this might be a tool teachers and students could use to leverage
their hard work of advancing computation thinking, making their work more
effective. Anyone have any experience using Wolfram Language as a tool for
advancing computational thinking?
- Martin
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- [Ctrl-Shift] Wolfram touts Wolfram Language as way to teach computational thinking, Wolske, Martin B, 09/13/2016
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