Scratch Lesson 3 - Interactivity

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David Oromaner

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David Scott Oromaner Touro College Instructor: Dr. Issac Herskowitz EDIT 692 Scratch 1.4 Lesson 3 - Interactivity

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Scratch is an open-source application developed at MIT to teach students as young as five years old to program using drag and drop blocks. Your students can quickly create interactive animations, games, or presentations for school. We will uncover an often overlooked feature of Scratch and integrate external sensors and inputs through our PicoBoard. Learn to build data collection, graphing, and visualization in Scratch!

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