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The Learning Machine

BBC One
on BBC One London

A personal view by Tim O'Shea of computers in education.
A series of six programmes 5: Having a Bash at BASIC 'BASIC? - The worst thing since sliced bread!' With a variety of professional programmers, Tim O'Shea presents the case against
BASIC, and looks at recent developments in programming languages. Studio director ROBERT ALBURY Producer IAN WOOLF
Discussion booklet SOp plus sae (A4) from [address removed] Cheques made payable to BSS

Contributors

Unknown:
Tim O'Shea
Unknown:
Tim O'Shea
Director:
Robert Albury
Producer:
Ian Woolf
Source: Radio Times

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