A website of superbasics to help new Computer Science students *use* the computer. They might be basic, they might be simple, but until someone has pointed them out to you, how would you know?

Wee JavaScript program for running animated SVG Keyshape diagrams with step/run/stop buttons and HTML captions.

Basic HTML page suitable for online presentations: jumps between "slides", highlighting, pointing devices

Proof-of-concept: teenytiny web app to capture user-drawn shape and process it with Python

Creates basic greyscale bytefile for use as a testcard in a simple TV

A Jekyll-site styling of Richard G. Epstein's "The Case of the Killer Robot", a scenario used to raise issues in computer ethics and in software engineering.

Example web application to demonstrate some i18n principles/features

Basic hello-world webpage for examples

An annotated git session to demonstrate some basic git concepts

For nerds, feeblepoint was helped with things like ignite talks. These days, better to use reveal.js or feeblepoint2 instead!

Scratchy tool for turning Independent Commission on FoI oral evidence transcripts into AN XML: http://icofoi2016.sayit.mysociety.org/

Scratchy tool for turning TICTeC2015 keynote transcripts into AN XML: http://tictec2015.sayit.mysociety.org/