I'd pick up e-book copies of the computer books that are famous for having lots of follow-along problems to solve.
SICP exercises, "learn to code" books are generally structured that way. 'How to build X' books are similar.
Not a suggestion necessarily, but 'Land of Lisp' is mostly taught through author-guided tutorials and how-tos for small projects. I imagine that format would be useful in a disconnected area.
SICP exercises, "learn to code" books are generally structured that way. 'How to build X' books are similar.
Not a suggestion necessarily, but 'Land of Lisp' is mostly taught through author-guided tutorials and how-tos for small projects. I imagine that format would be useful in a disconnected area.