Online help of Scratch 2.0 sorely missed
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Gary Grosso
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February 09, 2019
I have been leading an after-school Scratch Club since early November. We have 2 or 3 experienced Scratchers; the rest are beginners.
Since Jan 2, I have been trying to embrace Scratch 3.0, but, while I like some of the changes, nothing can compensate for the loss of per-block help. Yes, I am aware of the Scratch Cards, and these are good.
But as a prorgrammer of 30+ years, it is hard to conceive of a computer language without a reference document.
How are others coping?
Since Jan 2, I have been trying to embrace Scratch 3.0, but, while I like some of the changes, nothing can compensate for the loss of per-block help. Yes, I am aware of the Scratch Cards, and these are good.
But as a prorgrammer of 30+ years, it is hard to conceive of a computer language without a reference document.
How are others coping?
https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Scratch_Wiki:Table_of_Contents/Blocks
Thanks for your comment. I see that you are a member of the Teaching with Scratch Facebook Group! I'd recommend you pose this question on that page, as we have migrated most of our conversations to that space. I think you'll find some helpful responses from that community.
Best,
Alexa