I guess I can recommend rudimentary/fundamentals programming, maybe with Python. It could even be quite good to have a real project during the teaching; something needed and desired, that the teacher and students build up as part of the lesson.

It could go from that kind of thing all the way to more advanced Bitcoin topics.

I hope this kind of thing becomes a part of your core mission.

-wendell

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On Nov 26, 2013, at 8:21 PM, Alicia Cruz wrote:

> Agreed, I at least would be willing to pay for this service as well. I feel a lot of groups are duplicating efforts and reinventing the wheel.