Python For Everybody
Set of free materials, lectures, book and assignments to help students learn how to program in Python 3 (2016).
About Python For Everybody
Python for Everybody is a free, open online course and set of materials—lectures, a book, and assignments—for learning to program in Python. Logging in to the site enrolls a user in a global open course with a grade book, autograded assignments, discussion forums, and badges. The same course is also offered through Coursera, edX, FutureLearn, and FreeCodeCamp.
The site's code, including autograders, slides, and course content, is available on GitHub, allowing others to copy, publish, remix, or translate the course. Materials can be downloaded, linked to, exported as an IMS Common Cartridge, or connected to an external LMS via an IMS Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) key and secret. The underlying autograder and LMS functionality is built on the Tsugi framework, created by Charles R. Severance.
This resource is intended for students learning Python programming, as well as educators or institutions wanting to adopt, adapt, or translate the course materials for their own use.
Key features
- Free lectures, book, and assignments for learning Python
- Autograded assignments with a grade book and discussion forums
- Badges awarded for course progress
- Course available on Coursera, edX, and FreeCodeCamp
- Exportable as IMS Common Cartridge or launchable via LTI key/secret in an LMS
- Open-source course content and autograders hosted on GitHub for remixing and translation
Frequently asked questions
Is this course free?
Yes, the site provides a free set of materials, lectures, book, and assignments for learning Python, and free certificates are available for University of Michigan students and staff.
Can I use this course on other platforms?
Yes, the course is also available on Coursera, edX, and FreeCodeCamp.
Can I integrate this course into my own LMS?
Yes, you can export the course as an IMS Common Cartridge or apply for an LTI key and secret to launch the autograders from your own LMS.
Who is this course for?
It is aimed at students who want to learn how to program in Python, including those wanting a graded, badge-earning online course experience.
Is the course content open source?
Yes, the code for the site, including autograders, slides, and course content, is available on GitHub for copying, remixing, and translation.
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