It's important to have exciting, interesting, and engaging projects to demo when you're introducing Scratch to people. But what's exciting, interesting, and engaging varies a lot from demographic to demographic. At last night's webinar, we discussed the challenge of older students finding Scratch too "young" and the ways in which a fantastic set of example projects might help.
Have ideas for Scratch projects that might be appealing for high school students? Add them to this gallery -- http://scratch.mit.edu/galleries/view/124419
Has anyone seen the complete set of teaching materials from this site: http://scratch.ie/resources? The first two modules look well done. I just got full access and am looking at the modules. It only took a day to get a login code.
How do I add a project to this gallery? It's not coming up on my list and I don't see a place to paste in a url of the gallery.
Hi Susan,
Were you logged in when you looked at the gallery? If you go to the gallery url: http://scratch.mit.edu/galleries/view/124419 on the right side there should be a button that says "add my projects." Let me know if you have any trouble.
M
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