Daydreaming about next steps or other places

One next step might be to take a real, semester-long "Computer Science 101" course.

• Harvard CS50 - several internet reviewers seem to like this one. They have a lot of videos on YouTube.
• Udacity CS101 - no, this costs money.
• MIT
• 6.00SC 
• 2014 6.00.1.x
• 2011 OCW Scholar
• 2008
• Games for Social Change - kind of random but interesting.
• Coursera/Stanford CS101 - although this one seems more "liberal arts" than "learn to program"?
• UCBerkeley - doesn't seem to offer a "101" course, but does have this one.

Alternately, drop down to Hour of Code and/or Codecademy, mess around for a while... There seems to be a sort of "track", different from the computer-science-theory kind of course, which goes: HMTL, CSS, Javascript... then PHP, Ruby, Python... more practical? Or more entry-level.

• Khan Academy (Javascript)
• PairUp to Code - incl GDI meeting on Sat mornings
• w3schools maybe gives the best map of this "track"

A third "track" is sort of "misc other" -- especially, mobile apps, game design, robots...

Ideally, find a project to actually work on, GitHub etc... alas those things are still unreadable to me. But perhaps help is available:

• Women Who Code - Open Source panel