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Following the discussion in #552, we reworked the teaching ocaml page with @amirmc 


Thanks @amirmc - just pushed the corrections.


On 07/11/14 14:31, Amir Chaudhry wrote:
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> > +   also available [online](https://realworldocaml.org/).  Not really
> > +   intended as a textbook, and probably not ideal as a first programming book.  But it
> > +   has been used in a few university classes, including Harvard's CS51.
> > +1. Jason Hickey's [Introduction to Objective Caml](http://files.metaprl.org/doc/ocaml-book.pdf),
> > +   originally developed as lecture notes for Jason's course at Cal Tech.
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> > +## Teaching tools
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> > +This section lists some of the available tools that are or can be used in a classroom or lab.
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> > +### In the browser
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> > +OCaml's bytecode is reletively starightforward to convert to Javascipt. This allows any OCaml code to run in the browser.
> > +For a quick example of OCaml in the browser Run and explore OCaml without installing it.
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> edit: "For a quick example of OCaml in the browser, try visiting any 
> of the following."
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