I got back from Pycon last night. I'd taken notes on all the sessions I attended. They're kind of sketchy, and I don't know if they'll be of any use to anyone else, but I figured I'd put them up anyway. My apologies to speakers whom I have crudely paraphrased here. The quality of these notes varies as my energy level waxed and waned. Using Python To Teach Object-Oriented Programming in CS1 Michael H Goldwasser Objects later, or objects first? Objects first sounds better, but: Students are o