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2. Invisible palming! Intelligent paper? So what is an algorithm?
3. Programming unplugged: learning programming without computers
4. Computational Thinking: it’s about people too
5. Interdisciplinary Computational Thinking through Modelling
6. Explorers need maps: Abstraction, Representations and Graphs
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