Leveraging the lesson browser

Liberty BASIC has a cool feature that many people don't take advantage of.  It's called the lesson browser.  It allows you to create a collection of different programs in a single file arranged in an outline fashion along with comments for each program.

This is great for:

1. Creating lessons (yeah)
2. Sharing ideas with others
3. Grouping related programs in a project
4. Tracking the evolution of a program (a kind of versioning)

Here is a screenshot of the lesson browser in action.  It is used to provide a tutorial and also example of new features of Liberty BASIC, but it can be used by users to create any collection of programs along with documentation.

Regarding How to Teach Programming

Andres Valloud posted "...The goal of this improved teaching is to allow everyone to take advantage of programming, not just CS oriented people..." http://blogten.blogspot.com/2012/10/regarding-how-to-teach-programming.html