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LEAD Video: Scratch at the Chinese International School
Posted by ScratchEd Team, September 13, 2011
Hear about how the LEAD organization has integrated Scratch into the curriculum at the Chinese International School.
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Digital Storytelling with SCRATCH
Posted by Damien Kee, August 28, 2011
Digital storytelling with Grades 5 and 6. 100 students over 2 days, with each involved in an intensive half-day workshop.
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Teaching Scratch for more than 500 students
Posted by Marcelo Stavale Molina, August 28, 2011
We've started to teach Scratch in a Brazilian school after the Scratch Day this year.
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Imaginary Worlds Camp at Calvin College
Posted by ScratchEd Team, August 19, 2011
At Calvin College's Imaginary Worlds computer camps, local kids are learning the basics of computer programming by making video games.
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Scratch in Cameroon
Posted by ScratchEd Team, August 09, 2011
A short documentary video about two Scratch workshops held in Cameroon, Africa.
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LEAD Scratch Workshop
Posted by ScratchEd Team, August 04, 2011
The LEAD (Learning through Engineering, Art, and Design) initiative in Hong Kong held a PD workshop on Scratch and PicoBoard.
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Molí de vent - WindMill
Posted by Marc Queralt, July 25, 2011
Un molí de vent que es belluga amb més intensitat en funció del soroll ambiental. Construït per Lluc, 9 anys. A WindMill that moves based on ambiental noise. Build by Lluc, 9 years.
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Scratch Club Buea
Posted by Al Banda, July 22, 2011
Scratch is gaining real grounds in Cameroon's educational system via the first Scratch Club at ActivSpaces, Buea.
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World ScratchDay 2011 in Amsterdam
Posted by Helen Fermate, July 15, 2011
World ScratchDay 2011 at the Central Library in Amsterdam Wereld ScratchDag 2011 in de Centrale Bibliotheek Amsterdam
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Premier Scratch Workshop in Cameroon
Posted by Al Banda, July 05, 2011
While the sessions were set from 9:00am – 3:00pm each day, from Day 2 we had kids coming in as early as 7:30am and leaving as late as 5:00pm (when we told them to go home :))
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