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IDEA – nonverbal algorithm assembly instructions

Jon Dron
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By Jon Dron 20 February 2018 @ 1:57pm Comments (1)
https://idea-instructions.com/

This is brilliant - how common algorithms work, presented in the form of IKEA-style assembly instructions.

No screwdriver needed.

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  • Zakaria Bakkal

    This is actually the best way to explain algorithms. I was thinking about it this week. I was wondering why don’t text books include as much models and figures or these kind of drawings to explain a problem solving method. I do find images helpful to understand a new concept, maybe because I learn this way better than reading boring paragraphs.

    Zakaria Bakkal February 21, 2018 - 3:15am

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