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Teaching Game Programming with SCRATCH through Family Workshops
Posted by Chris Gresse von Wangenheim, August 25, 2014
Sharing our experiences ...
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Using Online Simulation Games to Teach Physical Education Concepts
Posted by Robyn Hauptman, May 09, 2013
I created an online simulation game, which my seventh grade students played at home to learn physical education content before coming to class.
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Scratch Sensors-Actuators in Aurdino Shield
Posted by jose jimenez, November 23, 2011
Hi I would like to share with you a project in which we join scratch with real world using sensor and actuators.
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Using Scratch as an Android Device Application & Game Builder
Posted by Rich White, May 22, 2011
Get kids excited about Scratch by leveraging it as an Android phone and tablet application and game building tool !
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Being Smart Considered Harmful
Posted by ScratchEd Team, March 24, 2011
Ben Chun talks about the philosophies of Seymour Papert and Carol Dweck in relation to Scratch.
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Scratch Club Kids, pilot project launched by ITJ`s Kindergarden
Posted by ITJ Faculty, February 11, 2011
Our 4 and 5 year old students are programming!
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Combining Peer Mentorship and Team Teaching: An Interview with Chris Myers and Lindsay Allen of Myers Learning
Posted by ScratchEd Team, February 10, 2011
Chris and Lindsay share how they are developing a model of peer mentorship that incorporates team teaching at all levels.
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Reflections on Creative Computing
Posted by ScratchEd Team, February 07, 2011
CS4HS Reunion participants reflect on their Scratch professional development experiences.
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A Chestnut Hill Story
Posted by Michelle Choi, October 28, 2010
A video about 3rd graders at the Chestnut Hill School working with Scratch and Wedo.
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Using Scratch to Engage Students with Disabilities
Posted by Joel Adams, December 17, 2009
The story of three boys -- one with muscular dystrophy, one with high-functioning autism, and one with blindness -- and their experiences using Scratch.
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