Abstract
After several years of teaching programming using an active learning approach, we present our Interactive Learning Objects (ILOs) as one of the components that reinforce our pedagogical model, by supporting the generation of high-level programming skills. In this paper, we suggest a multi-dimension taxonomy for ILOs and present the experimentation developed to evaluate the impact of these objects within our CS courses
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