Scratch is a graphical programming language designed for youth to create games, art, stories and more. It allows users to program by dragging and dropping blocks of code, eliminating syntax errors. Projects can incorporate multiple media types and be easily shared online or through mobile devices. Scratch aims to make programming concepts easy while supporting creativity and learning.
3. What is Scratch?
• Scratch is a new graphical
programming language designed to
support the development of
technological projects with ease.
4. Manipulation of Multiple
Media
Connects with youth culture
Tinkerability
Allows playful
experimenting
with program fragments
Support for Powerful Ideas
Makes concepts (such as variables)
About
Connection to Physical World
Supports multiple design experiences
http//scratch.mit.edu
The Scratch project is supported by a grant from the National
Science Foundation (Grant No. 0325828). Opinions and findings
expressed on this poster do not necessarily reflect the views of
the NSF.
5. Building-Block
Programming
Eliminates syntax errors
Scratch differs from traditional
programming languages in several
ways:
Allows Wide Range of Projects
Games, art, stories, music, dance….
Easy Sharing of Projects
Over Internet and mobile devices
About
Connection to Physical World
Supports multiple design
experiences
http//scratch.mit.edu
The Scratch project is supported by a grant from the National
Science Foundation (Grant No. 0325828). Opinions and findings
expressed on this poster do not necessarily reflect the views of
the NSF.
6. What is Social Media?
These are Websites and applications that enable
users to create and share content or to participate
in social networking
7. What is Profile Page?
A Profile is the total description of something
Page is one side of a sheet of paper.
Profile Page it is a total correction of all the
information about something on a page.
