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Sharing with Scratch: February 2012 ScratchEd Webinar

Contributed by ScratchEd Team, March 01, 2012
In this webinar, Aaron Morris from the Harvard Graduate School of Education discussed strategies and challenges to sharing with Scratch in formal settings.
  • Original Author: Michelle Chung, Aaron Morris
  • Education Level: Professional Development
  • Content Types: Audio and Video, Presentation, Research
  • Curricular Areas: Computer Science, Engineering, Language Arts, Mathematics, Music, Science, Social Studies, Teacher Education, Technology, Visual Arts, Other
  • Keywords: Collaboration, scratched webinar

Harvard Graduation School of Education master's student, Aaron Morris, has been working with the ScratchEd Team to identify ways to promote collaborative and cooperative sharing with Scratch. Joining as a special guest in this webinar, he discussed different strategies, challenges, and opportunities to helping students share in and out of the classroom using Scratch. Participants were invited to share their experiences and ideas which led to a lively discussion about different strategies and obstacles to sharing with Scratch including:

  • Remixing
  • Checking in with a Neighbor
  • Publishing 

The presentation slides, including resources and links is included below. Click on the image to view the webinar recording.
 

 

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Resource Files
Other Files: 
application/pdf iconSharing with Scratch.pdf
Links: 
February 2012: Sharing with Scratch webinar recording
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Comments
John Gomes
Member
March 10, 2012

Anyone else have a problem opening the "Sharing with Scratch" .pdf file?

ScratchEd Team
Administrator
March 10, 2012

Hi John,

I've reuploaded the pdf so hopefully it should work this time. Please let me know if you have any more trouble downloading the file and I apologize for the inconvenience.

Thanks for letting us know!
Michelle on behalf of the ScratchEd Team