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For questions about hardware or software that you use specifically to enable your teaching. This could be networking, collaboration (but not GIT), screen-casting. Don't use this for the hardware you teach on (arduino, pi) , or the software students use directly (IDE or interpreters)
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Tools or methods to make projected code easier to follow
I'll be using Thonny http://thonny.org/ this year for Python in particular. It has great code tracing and debugging features, good syntax highlighting and was built with beginners in mind.
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