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Learn Javascript In Manga
- brianmwang 16y agoI've run into those "The Manga Guide to..." books before and I instantly loved the idea. I would venture to say that quite a few nerdy types would enjoy learning certain subjects using these books as primers, especially if beginning at a young age.
- trebor 16y agoThe first time I saw one of these titles I rolled my eyes; I still haven't stopped doing that...
- d0m 16y agoSeriously, if it were in english, I would look forward to it. I remember - I think it's the magic bus? (that's a french translation) -, I thought it was awesome to understand how the body works. I mean, book like that can really help unmotivated students to focus and read whatever they have to read each days. And while I'm here, I do think that actual games could inclure a bit more of educationnal purpose so that teenagers playing it would learn important stuff by osmosis.
- jcl 16y agoI have fond memories of "Japan, Inc." -- a manga introduction to 1980's economics. It was one of the few manga stocked by our local library in the time before English-language manga really became popular. http://www.amazon.com/Japan-Inc-Introduction-Japanese-Economics/dp/0520062892 http://www.amazon.com/Japan-Inc-Introduction-Japanese-Econom...
- robobenjie 16y agoI think that is fantastic. Human brains are wired to learn and understand stories. The are incredibly compelling to us. I think this would me a much easier way to learn things. How many people can remember esoteric facts about starwars that they internalized just because they were associated with a resonant story