Hi Alan, I'm part of a generation who didn't grew up with the PDP but had LOGO and basic available in computers and calculators. With the Amstrad CPC it was po

Hi Alan, I'm part of a generation who didn't grew up with the PDP but had LOGO and basic available in computers and calculators. With the Amstrad CPC it was possible to interupt a program and to change a few lines of code to make it do something else which was a great way to keep interested. And with calculator it was possible to code formulas to resolve/check problems. But how would you teach programming today to a kid? Would you choose a particular medium such as a computer, a raspberry pi or even a tablet? And if I may, do you recommend any reading for bedtime stories? Thanks you, Kevin