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In the future I plan to put a lot of game software here as the kids I teach seem more interested in game writing concepts than "boring old Python programming". Feel free to use these programs anyway you want, just keep a comment at the top of your code that states this program was written by me, and with a URL that points to this GitHub webpage.

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William Moore's Repository of MicroPython Programs and other teaching materials.

Seems to me that GitHub would be a good online repository for lessons, lab exercises, demo programs, and advanced programs that my students could access from school. Since the school does not allow outside ASE (After School Education) teachers to pust stuff up on the school's servers, GitHub seems like a reasonable alternative.

I will be revising my class lessons in the form of ".py" files that contain both instructive information as well as small "lesson appropriate" demo programs that students can "cut and paste" into their MicroPython Editor (Online or Mu).

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In the future I plan to put a lot of game software here as the kids I teach seem more interested in game writing concepts than "boring old Python programming". Feel free to use these programs anyway you want, just keep a comment at the top of your code that states this program was written by me, and with a URL that points to this GitHub webpage.

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