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Juguemos con Scratch

18 mei 2012 19:47
Original Author:  Yolanda Campos Campos Content Teaser Tutorial. Uso del maestro para introducir a preescolares en Scratch.

 Como parte de la serie Computación, Proyectos para desarrollar competencias informáticas, la Dra. Yolanda Campos Campos ofrece este video para introducir Scratch con niños de preescolar.

Resource Files Links:  Juguemos con Scratch en Preescolar Featured:  Not-Featured

Tutoriales de para escuela primaria

18 mei 2012 19:43
Original Author:  Yolanda Campos Campos Content Teaser Tutoriales para la educación primaria, mediante dibujos animados y diálogos entre niño y niña que al explorar van descubriendo.

 

Ejemplos de Tutoriales para la Educación informática en la escuela primaria, diseñados por la Doctora Yolanda Campos Campos en 2007.

 

Resource Files Links:  ¿Cómo trabajamos con Scratch? ¿Cómo hacer historietas en Scratch? Números, variables y sensores ¿Cómo compartir proyectos en Scratch? Featured:  Not-Featured

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Talleres de Introducción a Scratch, proyectos colaborativos y su integración en estrategias didácticas.

18 mei 2012 19:21
Original Author:  Yolanda Campos Campos Content Teaser Sitios de Talleres para docentes con introducción a Scratch, integración en estrategias didácticas de profesores todos los niveles educativos. Se proporcionan tutoriales para niños y maestros.

 

 Talleres en los que se introduce Scratch simultáneamente con la ejecución de proyectos y el diseño de estrategias didácticas.

Se ofrecen tutoriales para niños y docentes con una metodología que propicia la autonomía, la colaboración y el aprendizaje por descubrimiento.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Resource Files Links:  2009. Taller: Introducción a Scratch y su integración en estrategias didácticas 2010. Taller: Introducción a Scratch 2.0 y experiencias docentes 2011. Taller: Proyectos colaborativos con Scratch 1 2012. Presentación: Proyectos colaborativos con Scratch 2 Featured:  Not-Featured

Can coding really change the world?

15 mei 2012 14:37
Original Author:  Kim Wilkens Content Teaser Spoiler alert - it can! All the technology-based innovations around us like the computers we are sitting at to connect and communicate are possible because many people wrote the code.

If technological advancement is so rapid and so integral to our society, why is it that the study in the field of computer science (CS) has not been keeping pace?  And by not keeping pace, I’m not just talking about the overall numbers studying CS being a mere trickle in the higher education pipeline, I’m talking about an epic failure to engage women and minorities in this field.

Resource Files Links:  Can coding really change the world? Intro to Computer Science Create a Video Game with Scratch Featured:  Not-Featured

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Pilot Perspectives: Reflections on the Scratch Curriculum Guide by Kara Kestner of Sherwood High School

11 mei 2012 23:27
Content Teaser In this special ScratchEd story series, K-12 educators who participated in the Scratch curriculum guide draft pilot program share their experiences and feedback.

After releasing the Scratch curriculum guide draft in the fall of 2011, the ScratchEd Team was interested to see how the Creative Computing curriculum was being implemented across different settings. We invited ten K-12 educators from across the U.S. to pilot the guide in their classrooms. We asked them to let us know what happened – what worked, and what didn’t.Related Media Scratch Projects: Sponge Bob project Scratch Project:  Sponge Bob project Links:  Scratch Curriculum Guide Draft Guide Feedback Discussion Forum Featured:  Featured

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A Video Interview with Ben Chun of the Galileo Academy of Science & Technology

7 mei 2012 22:25
Content Teaser In these short video vignettes, Scratch educator Ben Chun shares his teaching practices and pedagogy.

Ben Chun is an educator at the Galileo Academy of Science & Technology in San Francisco, CA. He teaches 10th through 12th grade computer science courses, including AP. During a visit to the MIT Media Lab last year, the ScratchEd Team had a chance to sit with Ben and hear more about his work with Scratch.

Related Media Links:  And Yet It Moves... Computational Thinking Illustrated Featured:  Featured

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EDUTEKA PRESENTA SU TARJETA DE SENSORES (TDS)

5 mei 2012 18:02
Original Author:  Juan Carlos López Content Teaser Eduteka presenta su Tarjeta de Sensores (TDS) que, aunque tiene las mismas funcionalidades de la PicoBoard

 

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Single Player Game

4 mei 2012 18:32
Original Author:  Kahliya G Content Teaser This is a fun, original game created by a fourth grader in a beginner Scratch class.

 We had tons of fun with this activity....creating a multi-player game with a programmed bachground, players and playing piece. A great intro to the functionality of Scratch and provided lots of opportunity for exploration, and in this case, innovation.

Resource Files Scratch Projects: Single player game against the computer Single player game against the computer Featured:  Not-Featured

The Changing Face of Teaching

1 mei 2012 1:56
Content Teaser Teaching expertise is no longer a requirement in the 21st Century.This is a story about a student and teacher, from across the globe, who have taught a class in Australi how to use Scratch.

This year I teach ICT or computer studies to years 4 and 5 students for one lesson per week. (My school is in south Eastern Australia. It is a rural school that is isolated geographically and culturally.)  Lorraine Leo, a long term online colleague,  also teaches this age group at Jackson School in USA. Hoping that we could work together on some global project, Lorraine suggested we get involved in the World Friends Scratch project.Related Media Images:  Vesna's sprite Blake's sprite Links:  World Friends 2 World Friends Project 3 About World Friends project Reginald's (student) blog post on videoconference linkup Vesna's (student) blog post on videoconference linkup Featured:  Not-Featured

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Computational Thinking Illustrated

1 mei 2012 1:13
Original Author:  Ben Chun & Tim Piotrowski Content Teaser A cartoon guide to solving problems, designing systems, and understanding human behavior!

New approaches to computer science education are under active development. The College Board plans to introduce a new AP course and exam (CS Principles) in the next few years. Google recently launched a portal for Exploring Computational Thinking resources. Many people — and businesses — recognize the importance of computer science education.

But none of these people have cartoons.

Resource Files Links:  Computational Thinking Illustrated Featured:  Not-Featured

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Bienvenido a ScratchEd

27 april 2012 0:22
Original Author:  Monica Oliver Content Teaser ¡Bienvenidos a ScratchEd! ScratchEd es una comunidad de en línea de educadores de Scratch.

¡Bienvenidos a ScratchEd! ScratchEd es una comunidad de en línea de educadores de Scratch.
 


Que puedes hacer en ScratchEd? En ScratchEd puedes: 

Resource Files Links:  Tres Preguntas con Maestros de Scratch Foro “En Español" Featured:  Not-Featured

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Tres Preguntas con Maestros de Scratch: Flavia Dyer

26 april 2012 22:44
Content Teaser ¡Una nueva iniciativa para hacer lucir a nuestros maestros de Scratch en español!

 ¡Saludos! Bienvenidos a nuestra nueva sección, Tres Preguntas con Maestros de Scratch. Cada dos semanas, haremos lucir a un maestro/a de Scratch en español. Los participantes contestarán tres preguntas sobre su uso de Scratch y darán algunas recomendaciones para nuestros usuarios. 

Hoy les presento a Flavia Dyer, de México. 


1. ¿Con quién, cómo y dónde utiliza Scratch?

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Hosting a Scratch Day Event: April 2012 ScratchEd Webinar

26 april 2012 5:46
Original Author:  Karen Brennan, Jen Lavalle Content Teaser In this special webinar all about Scratch Day, ScratchEd Team members shared strategies and resources for those interested in hosting a Scratch Day event.

Karen Brennan and special guest, Jen Lavalle, a masters student at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, presented resources and strategies for hosting a Scratch Day event at the April 2012 ScratchEd webinar.

Resource Files Other Files:  Scratch Day Webinar.pdf Links:  April 2012 ScratchEd Webinar: Hosting a Scratch Day Past ScratchEd webinar recordings Register for the next webinar Featured:  Not-Featured

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How to Build a Simple Pac-Man Game

18 april 2012 23:07
Original Author:  Wade Gemmell Content Teaser For today's program, we are going to build a simple Pac-Man game. Pac-Man was one of the very first arcade games developed around 1980.

v\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} o\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} b\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} .shape {behavior:url(#default#VML);} 281Resource Files Scratch Projects: PacMan.sb Other Files:  PacMan Lesson.pdf Featured:  Not-Featured

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Scratch Exercises 4-7

13 april 2012 3:39
Original Author:  Daniel Reid Content Teaser Fun exercises for grade 7-9

I have tested these exercises with several classes over the last few years. They are self paced exercises with excellent spots open for extension exercises in a classroom setting.  i welcome feedback and would happily update resources as time permits.

Resource Files Other Files:  Scratch Exercises4-5.pdf Scratch Exercise6.pdf Scratch Exercise7a.pdf Featured:  Not-Featured

Scratch and ScratchEd at AERA 2012

13 april 2012 0:26
Content Teaser A list of sessions at the AERA 2012 conference where Scratch will be represented.

The American Educational Research Association (AERA) is a national research society whose mission is "to advance knowledge about education, to encourage scholarly inquiry related to education, and to promote the use of research to improve education and serve the public good." The 2012 annual AERA meeting will take place this year in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada from April 13 to April 17, 2012.Related Media Links:  AERA AERA 2012 conference AERA 2012 program Featured:  Not-Featured

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WeDo ReDo

11 april 2012 20:43
Content Teaser Robert Ferguson from Wired's GeekDad community blog reviews using the LEGO WeDo robotics kit.

This following text was taken from a post by Robert Ferguson on the GeekDad community blog.

Related Media Links:  WeDo ReDo part 1 WeDo ReDo part 2 Featured:  Not-Featured

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Introduction to Game Production in Scratch

9 april 2012 21:47
Original Author:  Greg Reid Content Teaser Unit written for Secondary School Computing students. Create a basic Shark chasing Fish game and then use problem solving skills to expand on the original game.

 This unit was created to cover the Scottish, CfE, Outcome pertaining to Game Production. I use the unit with students from Primary 7 to S2

Students are taught to create a basic "shark chasing fish" game in the Basic sheets.The 7 Intermediate worksheets encourage students to use problem solving skills to expand on the completed basic game ("two players", "adding sound" etc.)Have fun!

Resource Files Images:  Needed for Basic Game Needed for Basic Game Other Files:  Basic Game Production.pdf Intermediate Game Production (Adding Speech).pdf Intermediate Game Production (Bonus Points).pdf Intermediate Game Production (Game Over).pdf Intermediate Game Production (More Fish).pdf Intermediate Game Production (Setting Difficulty).pdf Intermediate Game Production (Sound).pdf Intermediate Game Production (Two Players).pdf Featured:  Not-Featured

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Top Scratcher : Apprendre à créer un jeu video en 5 Parties

4 april 2012 10:46
Original Author:  Christophe THOMAS Content Teaser Comme pour TOP Chefs, la formation Top Scratcher à pour but de développer le savoir faire créatif et technique pour faire un bon jeu avec Scratch.  Présentation de Top Scratcher : Apprendre à créer un jeu video en 5 Parties

Comme pour TOP Chefs sur M6, la formation Top Scratcher à pour but de développer le savoir faire créatif et technique pour faire un bon jeu avec Scratch (Mais aussi avec tout autre langage de programmation).

Resource Files Images:  Support de cours au format prezi.com Links:  La Classification La narration et la structure de votre jeu l'algorithimique et les metalgorithmes. Featured:  Not-Featured

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Traducción de Scratch al Guaraní

31 maart 2012 0:38
Original Author:  Silvia Karina Maldonado, Neeskens Flores, Raúl Aruchari & Juan Carlos López Content Teaser Descargue esta traducción e intégrela al programa Scratch para que la lengua Guaraní haga parte de los idiomas disponibles en este entorno de programación.

 Entre los más de 40 idiomas y lenguas en los que actualmente está disponible Scratch, no se encuentra ninguna originaria de América. Por esta razón, nos complace especialmente presentar la traducción de la interfaz de Scratch al Guaraní realizada por un grupo de comprometidos educadores bolivianos. Descargue esta traducción e intégrela al programa Scratch para que la lengua Guaraní haga parte de los idiomas disponibles en este entorno de programación.

Resource Files Links:  Consulte la guía de instalación de la traducción al Guaraní... Descargue el archivo "gu.po" Descargue el archivo comprimido "gu.rar" Featured:  Not-Featured

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