Hi! I am here at the event and thank you for creating this forum! Will presenters be able to share resources? I'd love to be able to pick up ideas from sessions I could not attend. Sometimes there are two sessions happening simultaneously (that I'd like to attend) and would be thrilled to pick up a little from the other session online.
Karen Brennan
Member
August 12, 2010
I'm hoping that people will post information about their sessions here on ScratchEd... :)
Thanks,
K
Evgeny Patarakin
Member
August 08, 2010
Yes, I'm attending. Is there some hash-tag like #ScratchMIT ?
Genya
Russia
Karen Brennan
Member
August 08, 2010
There is now. :) Thanks for the suggestion!
Jens Mönig
Member
August 05, 2010
I'm coming, too, and will be presenting together with Brian Harvey our Scratch extension that offers functional programming, including first-class procedures and first-class lists, called BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks, byob.berkeley.edu). I'm also excited beyong telling and looking forward to meeting everyone!
Jane Harris
Member
August 04, 2010
good evening ScratchEd community - i hope the summer vacation is giving everyone the chance to kick back and do something different. for those of you who are going to be attending the Scratch 2010 conference in Boston, i have included the link to a wiki which showcases the work Clive and i have been developing in our respective schools in Hong Kong. rather than trying to cram in a detailed overview of the work we have been doing, we are providing the background and evidence up-front. this is, if you like, pre-presentation background to the discussion we would like to engage in with the audience.
please feel free to use the discussion page to begin a conversation and we look forward to meeting you all at MIT on Friday 13th August at 11am.
I'm coming, and presenting twice, once with Jens Mönig about BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks, byob.berkeley.edu), which is an extension to Scratch for high school and undergraduate computer science education, and once (joint work with Dan Garcia, Colleen Lewis, et al., who can't attend) about "The Joy and Beauty of Computing" (inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs10/fa10), our new CS course for non-CS majors at Berkeley that uses BYOB.
Kyungwon Koh
Member
July 29, 2010
Yes, I am attending. I am going to attend a pre-conference workshop, Introduction to Scratch: Animate Your World, and regular sessions. Actually, I am moving to Boston tomorrow as my husband starts his new job there--this year's Scratch conference is a perfect opportunity for me! I am not presenting, but hope to communicate with others and listen to inspiring talks. :-)
Anders Berggren
Member
July 29, 2010
Hi
Yes, I am attending. Flying to Boston next friday... a small vacation first. And then The Event. Trying to blog about my trip for my Swedish friends... Is it possible to livestream from some of the events (if there is an open wifi-connection?)?
Boston, show the best of you....
Regards,
Anders
Sweden
Karen Brennan
Member
August 02, 2010
Hi Anders,
Yes, there is an open wifi connection. (At least at the Media Lab!)
See you soon!
K
Jean-Jacques Valliet
Member
July 26, 2010
Hi Karen
Impossible to attend this important event.
I only hope that it could be possible to read all the documents related to this event : presentations and Scratch projects file.
Hi.
Will the keynotes be available for viewing online like last year?
Yes, the keynotes will eventually be available online at http://techtv.mit.edu/collections/scratchmit
Given it's September 1st, any thoughts on timeline for that? Thanks.
Yep. The keynotes are available at http://events.scratch.mit.edu/conference/index.php/Scratch/2010/announcement/view/9 and other media is available at http://events.scratch.mit.edu/conference/2010/media/
Hi! I am here at the event and thank you for creating this forum! Will presenters be able to share resources? I'd love to be able to pick up ideas from sessions I could not attend. Sometimes there are two sessions happening simultaneously (that I'd like to attend) and would be thrilled to pick up a little from the other session online.
I'm hoping that people will post information about their sessions here on ScratchEd... :)
Thanks,
K
Yes, I'm attending. Is there some hash-tag like #ScratchMIT ?
Genya
Russia
There is now. :) Thanks for the suggestion!
I'm coming, too, and will be presenting together with Brian Harvey our Scratch extension that offers functional programming, including first-class procedures and first-class lists, called BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks, byob.berkeley.edu). I'm also excited beyong telling and looking forward to meeting everyone!
good evening ScratchEd community - i hope the summer vacation is giving everyone the chance to kick back and do something different. for those of you who are going to be attending the Scratch 2010 conference in Boston, i have included the link to a wiki which showcases the work Clive and i have been developing in our respective schools in Hong Kong. rather than trying to cram in a detailed overview of the work we have been doing, we are providing the background and evidence up-front. this is, if you like, pre-presentation background to the discussion we would like to engage in with the audience.
please feel free to use the discussion page to begin a conversation and we look forward to meeting you all at MIT on Friday 13th August at 11am.
http://scratch2010.wikispaces.com/
The final Scratch@MIT conference program is now available online at http://web.media.mit.edu/~kbrennan/conference/final/Scratch@MIT_FINAL.pdf
I'm coming, and presenting twice, once with Jens Mönig about BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks, byob.berkeley.edu), which is an extension to Scratch for high school and undergraduate computer science education, and once (joint work with Dan Garcia, Colleen Lewis, et al., who can't attend) about "The Joy and Beauty of Computing" (inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs10/fa10), our new CS course for non-CS majors at Berkeley that uses BYOB.
Yes, I am attending. I am going to attend a pre-conference workshop, Introduction to Scratch: Animate Your World, and regular sessions. Actually, I am moving to Boston tomorrow as my husband starts his new job there--this year's Scratch conference is a perfect opportunity for me! I am not presenting, but hope to communicate with others and listen to inspiring talks. :-)
Hi
Yes, I am attending. Flying to Boston next friday... a small vacation first. And then The Event. Trying to blog about my trip for my Swedish friends... Is it possible to livestream from some of the events (if there is an open wifi-connection?)?
Boston, show the best of you....
Regards,
Anders
Sweden
Hi Anders,
Yes, there is an open wifi connection. (At least at the Media Lab!)
See you soon!
K
Hi Karen
Impossible to attend this important event.
I only hope that it could be possible to read all the documents related to this event : presentations and Scratch projects file.
Scratch on
Have fun