Rob Miles has been producing XNA screencasts for a while now for Thirteen 1 magazine. In fact he has now finished the first set. If you want to take a lok at these. along with the lab content, you can find them here:

http://verysillygames.com/Screencasts

If you want to hear Rob’s dulcet tones telling you all about getting started with C# and XNA then this is the place to go.

And there's more. Rob Miles (who seems to be on a creative high at the moment) has also posted some videocasts about getting starting programming on the Thirteen 1 webzine site. Find out more by turning the page from here.

Rob Miles has also produced some curriculum materials that you can download here. They are to teach programming from first principles, based on a suitably silly starting point.

If the system sems to be asking you to become a Faculty member, don't worry about this, just keep going through the download pages and you can find a way to get the content without registering for anything.

The second version of the XNA book from Rob Miles is now in the shops. You can find out more about it here.

If you want to obtain the code samples for this book you can find them here.

Rob Miles has now made the Famous Yellow Book available for download from his blog. This is the book that is used at the University of Hull to teach C# to the first year. It is given to students (and Open Day visitors) in printed form, but you can now get a PDF version for free.