Hello everyone, I'm currently working on a Python tutorial for Pippy as part of my GSOC project. I've written several lessons and am now wrapping them in Python code to make them interactive. I've attached a prototype of what I'm trying to accomplish and I'm hoping for your reviews (it's also available in my Pippy branch). I imagined the lessons being put in /data/tutorial/ and that they are accessed the same way Pippy examples are. Each such file would just have a few lines of comments to explain what the lesson is about and how to use it, and "import lesson<x>, lesson<x>.run() ". The lesson<x>.py files would be in /library/pippy/tutorial/ or somewhere similar. Comments on ANY part of it would be greatly appreciated, even if it's just a suggestion to use a different variable name in the examples the learner will see, or to (no matter how slightly) modify the way something is explained. It's really important to teach programming as clearly as possible, IMO. Kind regards, Dinko