Week 11
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We had an Inspire workshop and Open Lesson last week. This week we are fine tuning the Space Invaders game. Next week we may start adding different levels to the game.
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Week 11
- 1. Week 11
- 2. What Did we do Last Week ? Inspire workshop, Open Lesson
- 3. This Week Fine Tuning Space Invaders